10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SANCTIONER»
Discover the use of
sanctioner in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sanctioner and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Foundations of Social Theory
being sanctioned, that is, the sanctioner may have felt that the person accepted
the normative definition of what action is right and recognized that the action
carried out was wrong. Second, the sanctioner in either case may have been
able to ...
James S. Coleman, James Samuel Coleman, 1994
2
Paradox and Society: The Work of Bernard Mandeville
If one person expresses disapproval, this might induce a small effort on the
offender's part, but would also worsen the relation between these two, an effect
that could be more important to the potential sanctioner than the benefit from the
...
3
Social Institutions: Their Emergence, Maintenance, and Effects
If one person expresses disapproval, this might induce a small effort on the
offender's part, but would also worsen the relation between these two, an effect
that could be more important to the potential sanctioner than the benefit from the
...
Michael Hechter, Karl Dieter Opp, Reinhard Wippler
4
Peace and Security in Northeast Asia: The Nuclear Issue and ...
The target is economically weak and politically unstable even before sanctions
are imposed. • The sanctioner and its target are friendly toward one another and
conduct substantial trade (the sanctioner accounted for 28 percent of the average
...
Young W. Kihl, Peter Hayes, 1997
5
Peace and Security in Northeast Asia
The target is economically weak and politically unstable even before sanctions
are imposed. • The sanctioner and its target are friendly toward one another and
conduct substantial trade (the sanctioner accounted for 28 percent of the average
...
Young Whan Kihl, Young Kihl, W., Robert A. Scalapino, Peter Hayes
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The Canadian Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 07, 1969:
The particular mechanisms that will be employed may well depend on the
sanctioner's ability to effect a realistic balance between means and ends, in the
sense of determining what sanctioning expenditure (not necessarily the highest)
will ...
7
Handbook of Defense Economics: Defense in a Globalized World
from changing the target's behavior, while the cost of the sanction to the target is
high relative to the cost to the target of complying with the sanctioner's demands.
Although this result is quite intuitive, the model does produce some interesting ...
Todd Sandler, Keith Hartley, 2007
8
Moralizing International Relations: Called to Account
Let us consider the humanitarian burden the target country must bear when
sanctions are imposed on it, as well as a benefit (anticipated or real) in the form
of the political vic- tory of the sanctioner whose aims are achieved through the ...
9
Polycentric Games and Institutions: Readings from the ...
(the monitor) and player 4 (the sanctioner). In order for the monitor and the
sanctioner to be motivated, the values of following the monitoring and
sanctioning norms have to be greater than the relative cost of doing their jobs. In
the case of the ...
Michael Dean McGinnis, 2000
10
EMOTIONS AND SOCIAL THEORY: A READE: A Social Science Reader
The more it costs the sanctioner to refuse to deal with the target person, the
stronger will the latter feel the contempt behind the refusal and the more acute
will be his shame. Although high costs to the sanctioner often go together with
high ...
Monica Greco, Paul Stenner, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SANCTIONER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sanctioner is used in the context of the following news items.
Sanctions against Iran no longer available option
... important countriesof United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia and China — were not willing to continue them, leaving United States as sole sanctioner. «Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel, Jul 15»
Grèce: la zone euro refuse une extension du programme d'aide
... mises sur la table par les créanciers (UE, BCE, FMI) le 25 juin, que le gouvernement d'Alexis Tsipras a demandé aux Grecs de sanctioner d'un "puissant non". «i24news, Jun 15»
La Grèce aux abois
... mises sur la table par les créanciers (UE, BCE, FMI) le 25 juin, que le gouvernement d'Alexis Tsipras a demandé aux Grecs de sanctioner d'un "puissant non". «Charente Libre, Jun 15»
The Walking Sanctioned: Chapter One, 'The Road to Survival'
There used to be more of us. We picked up a whole slew of folks in Cortland. Then, somewhere near Castle Creek, the Sanctioners found us. It was a massacre. «Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician, Mar 15»
NYPD had it Right a Long Time Ago
A “spiritual sanctioner” and an “operational leader” are necessary to move people from the ideological phase to an operational terrorist cell. Not everyone who ... «American Thinker, Feb 15»
Anita Hill Criticizes Campus Sex Assault Investigations
“Thinking about a role that the academy is now rightly being asked to play, which is to both be the preventer, investigator and sanctioner, where sexual violence ... «KQED, Feb 15»
Why an NYPD Report is a Target for Muslim Advocates
... occurs when the person "wholly adopts jihadi- Salafist ideology" and decides that "action" is required, usually with the help of a "spiritual sanctioner." Finally ... «City Limits, Jan 15»
NASCAR new Chase a return to the mindset of days long past?
After looking at the AAA (The premier racing sanctioner of the day) and how they sanctioned races compared to the other stock car promoters of his time, Big Bill ... «Motorsport.com, Dec 14»
Do Sanctions Work?
The cost of sanctions to the sanctioner should not be underestimated. In a famous case, the 1980 U.S. embargo on grain exports to the USSR ended up costing ... «Newsweek, Dec 14»
Sanctions: Diplomatic Weapons of Mass Criminality
America does not need a Sanctioner-in-Chief enacting foolish edicts from the White House, but a leader in international cooperation, a leader that will safeguard ... «MWC News, Nov 14»
