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Editorial 1 Our View on Sanctions and U.S. Policy
The piece argues that economic sanctions often fail to hurt target regimes while harming ordinary people and domestic businesses. It notes sanctions’ popularity as political signaling, cites past examples, and endorses the Hamilton Crane bill to require scrutiny and potential limits on unilateral measures. It suggests reevaluating the entire sanctions approach, even proposing restraint during Lent.
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Clinton
India
House
United States
Soviet Union
Nicaragua
South Africa
Cuba
Libya
Iran
Frank Kittredge
National Foreign Trade Council
World Affairs Council
Congress
Illinois
Phil Crane
Indiana
Lee Hamilton
Executive Branch