The Sanctions Paradox: Economic Statecraft and International Relations (Cambridge Studies in International Relations)
"The Sanctions Paradox is one of the best books written in the field of international political economy during the 1990s. It offers a simple but clever theory that explains when states are likely to employ economic sanctions and when they are likely to work. Since sanctions seem destined to remain a favorite tool of statecraft in the 21st century, this book is likely to be paid serious attention for years to come."   John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago"...there is much of interest in this book, and the case studies, particularly those concerning Russia and its neighbours, break valuable new ground."   International Journal"Drezner is nothing if not innovative."   Jrnl of Ritual Studies