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Robert BlantonProfessorAdresse e-mail validée de uab.edu
Amanda MurdieGeorgia Athletic Association Professor of International Affairs, University of GeorgiaAdresse e-mail validée de uga.edu
A. Cooper DruryDean, College of Arts & Science & Professor, Truman School of Government and Public AffairsAdresse e-mail validée de missouri.edu
Shannon Lindsey BlantonProfessor of Political Science, University of Alabama at BirminghamAdresse e-mail validée de uab.edu
Bryan R EarlyProfessor of Political Science, University at Albany, SUNYAdresse e-mail validée de albany.edu
Zeynep TaydasClemson UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de clemson.edu
Timothy M. PetersonAssociate Professor of Politics and Global Studies, Arizona State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de asu.edu
Nicole DetrazProfessor of Political Science, University of MemphisAdresse e-mail validée de memphis.edu
Ryan Yu-Lin LiouWabash CollegeAdresse e-mail validée de wabash.edu
Patrick JamesProfessor of International Relations, USCAdresse e-mail validée de usc.edu
Byunghwan SonAssociate Professor, Global Affairs, George Mason UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de gmu.edu
Lisa HultmanUppsala UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de pcr.uu.se
Emre HatipogluAssociate Professor, KAPSARC School of Public PolicyAdresse e-mail validée de kapsarc.org
Marie Olson LounsberyProfessor of Political Science, East Carolina UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ecu.edu
Sam R BellUniversity at Buffalo, SUNYAdresse e-mail validée de buffalo.edu
Byungwon WooYonsei UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de yonsei.ac.kr
Bimal AdhikariNazarbayev UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de nu.edu.kz
Kate PerryGeorgia Southern UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de georgiasouthern.edu
Nazli AvdanUniversity of KansasAdresse e-mail validée de ku.edu
Ghashia KiyaniDonald R. Beall Defense Fellow, Naval Postgraduate SchoolAdresse e-mail validée de ksu.edu

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Dursun Peksen

University of Memphis Professor of Political Science

Adresse e-mail validée de memphis.edu

Economic Sanctions Human Rights Human Security Foreign Policy Sanctions


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Better or worse? The effect of economic sanctions on human rights D Peksen Journal of Peace Research 46 (1), 59-77, 2009	545	2009
Coercive or corrosive: The negative impact of economic sanctions on democracy D Peksen, AC Drury International Interactions 36 (3), 240-264, 2010	380	2010
When do imposed economic sanctions work? A critical review of the sanctions effectiveness literature D Peksen Defence and Peace Economics 30 (6), 635-647, 2019	270	2019
Can states buy peace? Social welfare spending and civil conflicts Z Taydas, D Peksen Journal of Peace Research 49 (2), 273-287, 2012	265	2012
Economic Sanctions and Political Repression: Assessing the Impact of Coercive Diplomacy on Political Freedoms. P Dursun, D Cooper Human Rights Review 10 (3), 393-411, 2009	205	2009
When do economic sanctions work? Asymmetric perceptions, issue salience, and outcomes AUJ Ang, D Peksen Political Research Quarterly 60 (1), 135-145, 2007	205	2007
Economic sanctions and human security: the public health effect of economic sanctions D Peksen Foreign Policy Analysis 7 (3), 237-251, 2011	194	2011
Women and economic statecraft: The negative impact international economic sanctions visit on women AC Drury, D Peksen European Journal of International Relations 20 (2), 463-490, 2014	185	2014
The impact of human rights INGO shaming on humanitarian interventions A Murdie, D Peksen The Journal of Politics 76 (1), 215-228, 2014	157	2014
Does foreign military intervention help human rights? D Peksen Political Research Quarterly 65 (3), 558-571, 2012	146	2012
Economic coercion and currency crises in target countries D Peksen, B Son Journal of Peace Research 52 (4), 448-462, 2015	138	2015
Successful or counterproductive coercion? The effect of international sanctions on conflict intensity L Hultman, D Peksen Journal of Conflict Resolution 61 (6), 1315-1339, 2017	136	2017
Economic sanctions and banking crises in target economies E Hatipoglu, D Peksen Defence and Peace Economics 29 (2), 171-189, 2018	127	2018
The impact of human rights INGO activities on economic sanctions A Murdie, D Peksen The Review of International Organizations, 1-21, 2012	127	2012
Media-driven humanitarianism? News media coverage of human rights abuses and the use of economic sanctions D Peksen, TM Peterson, AC Drury International Studies Quarterly 58 (4), 855-866, 2014	113	2014
Searching in the shadows: The impact of economic sanctions on informal economies B Early, D Peksen Political Research Quarterly 72 (4), 821-834, 2019	102	2019
The impact of IMF and World Bank programs on labor rights RG Blanton, SL Blanton, D Peksen Political Research Quarterly 68 (2), 324-336, 2015	96	2015
Sanctions and alternate markets: How trade and alliances affect the onset of economic coercion D Peksen, TM Peterson Political Research Quarterly 69 (1), 4-16, 2016	89	2016
Women’s rights INGO shaming and the government respect for women’s rights A Murdie, D Peksen The Review of International Organizations 10, 1-22, 2015	86	2015
Out of the shadows or into the dark? Economic openness, IMF programs, and the growth of shadow economies RG Blanton, B Early, D Peksen The Review of International Organizations 13, 309-333, 2018	71	2018

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