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In this lesson, we are joined by Thomas Lane from Latham & Watkins to discuss thematic sanctions.
What type of thematic regimes exist and what differentiates them? How do the UN, US, EU, and UK thematic regimes differ? And how are freezing orders imposed?
Tune in to learn more.
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