Administrative sanctions are non-monetary penalties such as license suspension or revocation, imposed by regulatory agencies or administrative bodies to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory standards.
An in-depth look into coercive power, its historical context, applications, and implications in various fields such as management, government regulations, and psychology.
An embargo is a prohibition on trading with a country or releasing published material until a specified deadline, generally aimed at expressing disapproval or preventing untimely distribution of sensitive information.
A comprehensive overview of oil embargos, exploring their historical context, key events, economic implications, and long-term effects.
Sanctions are penalties or restrictive measures imposed by governments or international bodies to compel compliance or deter undesirable behavior, including tariffs, trade barriers, and financial restrictions.
An in-depth exploration of sanctions compliance, its historical context, key events, and practical applications in preventing financial support to blacklisted entities.
A comprehensive guide to the 'Carrot and Stick' strategy, a method often used in negotiations where one party offers incentives while simultaneously threatening negative consequences.
Economic sanctions are restrictions upon trade and financial dealings that a country imposes upon another for political reasons, usually as punishment for following policies of which the sanctioning country disapproves.
An in-depth look at countries that might require participation in, or cooperation with, an international boycott, including definitions, history, legal considerations, and examples.
An in-depth overview of the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), its role within the U.S. Treasury, and its enforcement of sanctions against nations, groups, and individuals.
