In this specialised training module, we explore the intersection of restrictive measures and foreign policy. Delving into the strategic objectives and geopolitical dynamics driving the use of sanctions as a tool of statecraft, this module provides a nuanced understanding of the role of sanctions in shaping international relations in a world which is characterised by rising geopolitical tensions and protectionism.
Led by former diplomats, seasoned practitioners and scholars in the fields of diplomacyand international public affairs, participants will examine case studies of past sanctions policies and their implications for global security and stability.
This module offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between sanctions, geopolitics, and foreign policy decision-making for policymakers, diplomats, public affairs professionals, and researchers.
