sanction

Data on bilateral sanctions behavior for selected years during the
  general period 1939-1983.  This data contains errors that have since
  been corrected.  Please contact Lisa Martin before using this data for
  publication.

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sanction function

A table containing 8 variables ("mil", "coop", "target",
  "import", "export", "cost", "num", and "ncost") and 78 observations.
  For full variable description, see Martin, 1992.

sanction: Multilateral Economic Sanctions

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