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International Sanctions: Ethical and Practical Perspectives,s must obviously be one important element in any discussion of moral aspects of sanctions — but there are other relevant dimensions. As Ernest Lefever has pointed out: ‘Moral choice demands calculation — an assessment of multiple causes, multiple alternatives, and multiple consequences.’. Moreover,

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Confrontation or Community? The Evolving Institutional Framework of North-South Relations,rganization.. In this sense the North-South dialogue. can at least claim to have had a rejuvenating effect. But caution dictates that we should perhaps question the perspicacity of those writers who faithfully pin the flag of international organization to the mast of North-South relations..

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