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International Centre for Defence and Security
LMC 2016

Do Sanctions Really Work?

European Union, Russia

Speakers

Daniel_Fried
Daniel Fried

Distinguished Fellow, Atlantic Council

Alexey Levinson
Alexey Levinson

Head of the Socio-Cultural Research Department, Levada Center

Andrei Illarionov

Senior Fellow, Cato Institute

Vygaudas Ušackas

Ambassador of the EU to the Russian Federation

Moderator

Jüri Luik

Permanent Representative of Estonia to NATO

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