Sanctions and International Law

In this episode of @WAR, Ayesha Malik, Team Lead of the Conflict Law Centre, is joined by Antonios Tzanakopoulos, Professor of Public International Law at Oxford University, to talk about sanctions under international law. We discussed traditional and extraterritorial sanctions, their effectiveness, whether they are punitive, and the rise of blocking statutes.

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00:18 Intro
00:50 Traditional and Extraterritorial Sanctions
06:01 Proportionality and State Sovereignty
11:52 Subjective Appraisal of a Breach
15:14 Plausible Interpretations of Law
18:13 Deciding what is custom
23:31 Are Sanctions Effective
27:20 Inducing Compliance
28:30 Punitive Sanctions
30:12 Targeted Sanctions
32:49 Blocking Statutes
40:54 Outro