International Sanctions Termination Dataset

Sanctions in the 21st Century: Current Debates and Future Trajectories, Berlin Dr. Julia Grauvogel (Vortragende:r)

External shocks such as pandemics can fundamentally alter considerations about whether and when to lift sanctions. This paper first discusses how different types of external shocks could affect the termination of sanctions.

Sind die Sanktionen gegen Russland wirksam oder überschätzt? Diese Frage diskutiert Alexander Kähler mit Christoph von Marschall (Der Tagesspiegel), Gesine Dornblüth (Russland-Expertin und freie Journalistin), Julia Grauvogel (GIGA) und Prof. Eberhard Sandschneider (China-Experte).

We introduce the International Sanctions Termination (IST) dataset that captures all EU, UN, US and regional sanctions between 1990 – 2018. We describe the data collection process, discuss IST’s compatibility with existing datasets, introduce new variables that focus on the design of sanctions and explore how they affect their termination.

IHSA Conference on Humanitarian Studies, Online Event and Dhaka, Bangladesh, Dhaka Organisation: International Humanitarian Studies Association Dr. Julia Grauvogel (Vortragende:r), Dr. Hana Attia (Vortragende:r)

COVID-19 did not significantly alter decisions related to the termination of sanctions in the years 2020 and 2021. There, are however, other temporary adjustment strategies by the senders in form of humanitarian exemptions and general licenses that were issued during these two years.

Sanctions in the 21st Century: Current Debates and Future Trajectories, Berlin Dr. Julia Grauvogel (Vortragende:r)

External shocks such as pandemics can fundamentally alter considerations about whether and when to lift sanctions. This paper first discusses how different types of external shocks could affect the termination of sanctions.

Sind die Sanktionen gegen Russland wirksam oder überschätzt? Diese Frage diskutiert Alexander Kähler mit Christoph von Marschall (Der Tagesspiegel), Gesine Dornblüth (Russland-Expertin und freie Journalistin), Julia Grauvogel (GIGA) und Prof. Eberhard Sandschneider (China-Experte).

We introduce the International Sanctions Termination (IST) dataset that captures all EU, UN, US and regional sanctions between 1990 – 2018. We describe the data collection process, discuss IST’s compatibility with existing datasets, introduce new variables that focus on the design of sanctions and explore how they affect their termination.