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How do we determine the morality of economic sanctions?

By Filings on Tue, 03/22/22
Society & Culture
Ethics
War
Economic Sanctions
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“In this short reflection, I don’t propose to address the question of whether a particular set of economic sanctions on a given country in the past or present was or is morally acceptable. Instead, I’d like to propose some key criteria by which we can assess the ethical status of a given choice to use economic sanctions.” - Acton

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