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(7 pp) 'Trade sanctions' are popular 'weapons' in
the US post-Cold War arsenal. Sanctions may
actually interfere with US foreign policy goals,
as well as trade goals themselves.
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Introduction When World War II ended; the single most important challenge in rebuilding the nations
of Europe and Asia was in providing food and rebuilding the agriculture infrastructure of these nations. Food made up over one-third of all Marshall Plan aid which was crucial
to the stabilization of Europe and was a critical building block for democracy and freedom. Yet withholding items to accomplish these goals has not been an unusual US policy.
In 1974 the United States took the lead in the World Food Council in Rome and
called for the formation or reinvigoration of new institutions to deal with the food aid issue. Out of that came the International Fund for Agricultural Development, the Consultative Group for
International Agricultural Research, a rededication by the World Bank to help stimulate agriculture in developing countries and the establishment of the World Food Program. Trade Sanctions. It is important
to realize that a trade sanction is considered a weapon in a post-Cold War arsenal. It is both a carrot to hold out to the stubborn international donkey, and
a stick to strike him with if necessary. This month, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman (2000) has said the Clinton
administration will no longer include food and medicine in sanctions against unfriendly countries. "Economic and, political security are often linked to food security," Glickman said in a speech on
June 16. A well-fed society is more capable of learning democratic and pluralistic values than hungry one." The United States must be seen as a reliable supplier of
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