Eastern Europe. and the former Soviet Union. We have found that trade sanctionsand in its most modest form. the denial of preferred trade statusis not only a legitimate but an effective means of promoting human rights and changing national policies. JacksonVanik was a remarkable success in leading the Soviet Union to change its immigration policy toward Jews and dissidents by withholding trade preference. Apartheid in South Africa was met by a denial of a policy of constructive engagement by simply refusing to allow our markets to be open until South Africa abandoned apartheid. and it succeeded. Those policies worked in the past.
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