Studying Sanctions Through a Feminist Lens

Lisa Neal with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 7

May 12

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Germany’s Vulnerability in the Geoeconomic 'Zeitenwende'

Sascha Lohmann with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 6

May 5

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April 2026

Measuring the Effect of the Embargo on Cuba's Economy

Claims that the U.S. embargo has had a small effect on Cuban development don't stand up to scrutiny.

Apr 30

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What Makes Sanctions Termination So Difficult

Julia Grauvogel and Hana Attia with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 5

Apr 28

3

Syria's Complicated Path to Economic Recovery

Vittorio Maresca di Serracapriola with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 4

Apr 21

3

The Decades-Long Effort to Make Sanctions 'Smart'

Alistair Millar with Esfandyar Batmanghelidj - Season 3, Episode 3

Apr 14

6

How Putin Benefits from the Iran War

Alexandra Prokopenko with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 2

Apr 7

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March 2026

Why Trump Now Controls Venezuela's Future

Francisco Rodríguez with Josefine Petrick - Season 3, Episode 1

Mar 31

1

Intensifying U.S. Sanctions Will Hit Vaccine Access in Cuba

The oil embargo of Cuba is jeopardizing the country's immunization successes.

Mar 11

1

February 2026

EU Sanctions and the Gender Equality Paradox

A new study provides the first comprehensive review of the gender effects of sanctions.

Feb 17

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An International Convention Can Make Sanctions More Humane

Sanctions have affects akin to war, but are deployed with far less scrutiny or oversight than military operations.

Feb 10

2

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January 2026

The Sanctions Age is Now Publishing Articles

We are creating a platform for expert analysis about how sanctions are changing the world.

Jan 29

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