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Democratic Sanctions: Connecting the Democratic Peace and Economic Sanctions by Cox, Dan G., Drury, A. Cooper

“…The democratic peace literature has focused primarily on militarized conflict; however, aspects of the democratic peace may influence how states use economic…”
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Corruption, Democracy, and Economic Growth by Drury, A. Cooper, Krieckhaus, Jonathan, Lusztig, Michael

“…Scholars have long suspected that political processes such as democracy and corruption are important factors in determining economic growth. Studies show,…”
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The Politics of Humanitarian Aid: U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance, 1964–1995 by Drury, A. Cooper, Olson, Richard Stuart, Van Belle, Douglas A.

“…Previous studies of U.S. foreign aid have firmly established that foreign policy and domestic considerations strongly influence allocations of military and…”
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Women and economic statecraft: The negative impact international economic sanctions visit on women by Drury, A. Cooper, Peksen, Dursun

“…Though it is widely accepted that advancing women’s rights is crucial to promoting more economic prosperity, good governance, and social equality, very few…”
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U.S. Economic Sanction Threats Against China: Failing to Leverage Better Human Rights by COOPER DRURY, A., LI, YITAN

“…Recent literature argues that economic sanction threats should be more successful because both sender and target have an incentive to resolve their dispute…”
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National missile defense and (dis)satisfaction by Quackenbush, Stephen L, Drury, A Cooper

“…Previous research, applying perfect deterrence theory, has demonstrated that national missile defense generally enhances the stability of deterrence, primarily…”
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Coercive or Corrosive: The Negative Impact of Economic Sanctions on Democracy by Peksen, Dursun, Drury, A. Cooper

“…This article seeks to analyze the impact that sanctions have on democracy. We argue that economic sanctions worsen the level of democracy because the economic…”
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"Pretty Prudent" or Rhetorically Responsive? The American Public's Support for Military Action by Drury, A. Cooper, Overby, L. Marvin, Ang, Adrian, Li, Yitan

“…In the United States, public support can play a crucial role in the decisions to initiate and terminate military action. Some scholars argue that the public…”
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Media-driven Humanitarianism? News Media Coverage of Human Rights Abuses and the Use of Economic Sanctions by Peksen, Dursun, Peterson, Timothy M., Drury, A. Cooper

“…Despite significant research on the role that media coverage of human suffering has on foreign policymaking, no study to date has examined the news media's…”
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Leverage, diplomacy, and African lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and intersex rights: Malawi and Zambia compared by Wahman, Michael, Drury, A. Cooper

“…Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and intersex (LGBTI) rights have become central to the Western human rights (HR) agenda in Africa. Nevertheless,…”
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Neo-Kantianism and Coercive Diplomacy: The Complex Case of Economic Sanctions by Drury, A. Cooper, James, Patrick, Peksen, Dursun

“…Although voluminous research connects the neo-Kantian triad-democracy, economic interdependence, and intergovernmental organization membership-to amelioration…”
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Economic Sanctions and Political Repression: Assessing the Impact of Coercive Diplomacy on Political Freedoms by Peksen, Dursun, Drury, A. Cooper

“…This article offers a thorough analysis of the unintended impact economic sanctions have on political repression—referred to in this study as the level of the…”
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Note from the Editors by Cooper Drury, A., Caprioli, Mary, Huelsemeyer, Axel, Jenne, Erin K., Mitchell, Sara McLaughlin, Scott, James M.

“…The new editors of Foreign Policy Analysis discuss their aims and objectives for the journal…”
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Sanctioning Violence: The Effect of Third-Party Economic Coercion on Militarized Conflict by Peterson, Timothy M., Drury, A. Cooper

“…While economic sanctions are commonly regarded as nonviolent coercive diplomacy, scholars show that senders—particularly democratic senders—are actually more…”
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Sanctions as coercive diplomacy: the U.S. president's decision to initiate economic sanctions by Drury, A Cooper

“…While economic sanctions are widely believed to be ineffective policy instruments, their use has increased in recent years. Scholars have analyzed the question…”
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Revisiting Economic Sanctions Reconsidered by Drury, A. Cooper

“…Hufbauer, Schott and Elliott have written probably the most comprehensive empirical study of economic sanctions in their volume Economic Sanctions…”
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U.S. Presidents and the Use of Economic Sanctions by Drury, A. Cooper

“…What conditions lead the U.S. president to use and alter economic sanctions? Both relations with the target country and domestic politics are considered as…”
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Diversionary Dragons, or “Talking Tough in Taipei”: Cross-Strait Relations in the New Millennium by Li, Yitan, James, Patrick, Drury, A. Cooper

“…Much has been written on the triangular, and increasingly high-profile, China-Taiwan-US relations. However, scholars have yet to apply Diversionary Theory to…”
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Threatening Sanctions When Engagement Would Be More Effective: Attaining Better Human Rights in China by Li, Yitan, Drury, A. Cooper

“…Leaders use both coercion and engagement as leverage against other nations. Recent literature suggests economic sanctions are more effective than deployed…”
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An Exchange On “Diversionary Dragons, or ‘Talking Tough in Taipei’” by Sullivan, Jonathan, Li, Yitan, James, Patrick, Drury, A. Cooper

“…In “Diversionary Dragons, or ‘Talking Tough in Taipei’” (Journal of East Asian Studies 9, 3: 369–398), Yitan Li, Patrick James, and A. Cooper Drury presented a…”
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