My analysis, kind of--you know, inchoate analysis of sanctions in the 12 years I have been here is that we have been better at using sanctions to impose pain and not so good at using sanctions to change behavior.
Kaine reflects on the effectiveness of sanctions in changing behavior over the years.
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