Keep up to date with Peterson Institute publications, events, and interviews via email, podcast, or RSS. More information on subscription options.
Use filters to narrow your search through our publications and events.
Jeffrey J. Schott says a new law calling for sanctions on Iran's central bank and new European curbs on oil purchases are raising the stakes in the West's confrontation with Tehran.
RELATED PUBLICATIONS
Book: Economic Sanctions Reconsidered, 3rd Edition (paper) June 2009
Paper:
Case Studies in Economic Sanctions and Terrorism
Index of selected and updated case studies available online, originally published in the book Economic Sanctions Reconsidered
May 2008
Revised June 2012
RELATED INTERVIEWS
How the "Resource Curse" Affects Stability in Africa: Part I December 11, 2012
How the "Resource Curse" Affects Stability in Africa: Part II December 11, 2012
Egypt's $4.8 Billion IMF Loan: Could It Affect Gaza? November 20, 2012
Iran's Bizarre Dilemma: Hyperinflation and a Currency Shortage October 17, 2012
Sanctions Are Finally Hitting Iran Hard: Part II October 4, 2012
Sanctions Are Finally Hitting Iran Hard: Part I October 3, 2012
Have the BRICS Outlived Their Usefulness? March 29, 2012
Economic Crisis in Egypt: Enter the IMF February 1, 2012
Ratcheting Up Economic Pressure on Iran II January 12, 2012
Outlook in Egypt: Shariah, Populism, or Reform? December 14, 2011