The Cambridge handbook of secondary sanctions and international law / edited by Tom Ruys, Cedric Ryngaert, Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre.

Secondary sanctions in the international legal order (Cedric Ryngaert, Tom Ruys, Felipe Rodriguez Silvestre)
'Secondary sanctions'-what's in a name? (Charlotte Beaucillon)
The economic effect of secondary sanctions on firms : theory and (scarce) evidence (Christopher Hartwell)
The impact of unilateral (especially US secondary) sanctions : how do international financial institutions and their compliance officers cope? (Martin Vogt)
The EU and the politics of secondary sanctions (Clara Portela)
Secondary sanctions, access restrictions, and customary international law (Patrick Terry)
The correlation theory : a new tool in currency-based jurisdiction (Susan Emmenegger & Florence von Mutzenbecher)
Challenging secondary sanctions in U.S. courts : reflections on the Halkbank case (William S. Dodge)
Secondary sanctions and the principle of non-intervention (Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre)
Secondary sanctions, state responsibility, and grave breaches of Jus Cogens Norms (Stefano Silingardi)
Secondary sanctions under international investment law (Pierre-Emmanuel Dupont)
The enforcement of extraterritorial sanctions : asset freezes and international monetary law (Annamaria Viterbo)
Secondary sanctions under general and security exceptions (Geraldo Vidigal & Celia Challet)
Secondary sanctions and force majeure clauses : the perspective of financial institutions (Roger Kaiser & Eduard Hovsepyan)
The impact of extraterritorial and secondary sanctions on contractual obligations (Mercédeh Azeredo da Silveira & Cedric Ryngaert)
Secondary sanctions-the Chinese perspective (Congyan Cai)
Secondary sanctions, the informal economy, and the cryptocurrency disruption (Lauren E. Brown)
Secondary sanctions after Russia's invasion of Ukraine-a whole new world? (Tom Ruys & Felipe Rodriguez Silvestre).