UN Sanctions Reform - The Watson Institute for International Studies

Workshop on UN Sanctions 16-17 July 2004
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Those participating in this workshop did so in their individual and not institutional capacity. It
was understood that views expressed by participants at the workshop were not representative of
their Governments or organizations. While expert presentations only were recorded for future
training purposes, Chatham House rules applied to all discussion sessions.
The information contained in this report is presented as a summary of the discussions that
occurred, observing this non-attribution policy. Further, the scenario presented during the
workshop was created solely to engage participants in a discussion of the findings of the
Interlaken, Bonn-Berlin and Stockholm Processes. The situation presented in the scenario
exercise is fictional, and any resemblance between them and actual persons, authorities, entities
or states is coincidental.
The analysis presented here is the view of the researchers and is not necessarily endorsed by the
Governments of Switzerland, Germany and Sweden, nor the United Nations Secretariat.
Thomas J. Biersteker
Sue E. Eckert
Peter Romaniuk
December, 2004
Targeted Financial Sanctions Project
Watson Institute for International Studies
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