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Economic Coercion in World Politics: With a Focus on North-South Relations
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External Co-Optation of a Less Developed Country's Policy Making: The Case of Ghana, 1969–1972
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Transnational Strategies of Protection and Defense by Multinational Corporations: Spreading the Risk and Raising the Cost for Nationalization in Natural Resources
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Corporate Preferences and Public Policies: Foreign Aid Sanctions and Investment Protection
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The Strange Case of Relative Gratification and Potential for Political Violence: The V-Curve Hypothesis
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Changing configurations of power in North-South Relations since 1945
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Economic Coercion as an Instrument of Foreign Policy: U.S. Economic Measures Against Cuba and the Dominican Republic
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no DOI — not checked“The Rhodesian Sanctions Experiment,”
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no DOI — not checked“The Structure of Dependence,”
no DOI — not checkedWestern Economic Warfare 1947–1967: A Case Study in Foreign Economic Policy
no DOI — not checked“Economic Sanctions, Theory and Practice,”
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no DOI — not checked“International Sanctions: A Framework for Analysis with Special Reference to the UN and Southern Africa,”
no DOI — not checkedEconomic Growth and Social Equity in Developing Countries
no DOI — not checked“Expropriation, Economic Coercion, and Revolution: A Retrospective Look at Brazil in the 1960's,”
no DOI — not checked“Economic Coercion in International Disputes: The United States and Peru in the IPC Expropriation Dispute of 1968–71,”
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no DOI — not checkedStorm Over the Multinationals: The Real Issues
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