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International Law and International Organizations
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Keshner, M.V. The Security Council Sanctions Committees of the UN as an institutional mechanism for the implementation of international sanctions.

Abstract: In the present article author analyzes the formation of various international instruments within the framework of the sanctions regimes of the UN Security Council. The author analyzes the legal status and functions of the UN Security Council sanctions. The article also concerns the modification of their activities and the main trends in the implementation of the concept of targeted sanctions.

Keywords:

international sanctions, Resolution the UN Security Council, the Sanctions Committees of the Security Council, regime of international sanctions, guiding principles of the committee.

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3. Kurdyukov G.I., Keshner M.V. Primenenie tselenapravlennykh sanktsiy Sovetom Bezopasnosti OON. Mezhdunarodnoe pravo i natsional'nye interesy Rossiyskoy Federatsii. Sbornik statey. M., Dip. akademiya MID Rossii, 2008. S. 199-213
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