@ CASE through YEAR come from Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Jeffrey J Schott ECONOMIC 
SANCTIONS IN SUPPORT OF FOREIGN POLICY GOALS. Washington, D.C.: Institute for 
International Economics.  Data were entered and other vars were added by Lisa 
Martin, for her book COERCIVE COOPERATION: EXPLAINING MULTILATERAL ECONOMIC 
SANCTIONS. Princeton University Press.  Please inquire with Lisa Martin before 
publishing results from these data, as this dataset includes errors that have 
since been corrected.

casen = case number
res = policy result: 1=failed outcome, 2=unclear but possibly positive,
      3=positive outcome, 4=successful outcome
cont = sanctions contribution to result: 1=0 or neg contribution
       2=minor contribution, 3=modest contribution, 4=significant contribution
succ = success=res*cont: 1-16
covert = covert actions too in addition to sanctions? 0/1
quasi = quasi-military actions in addition to sanctions? 0/1
mil = military actions in addition to sanctions? 0/1
coop = int'l cooperation, degree of assistance received by principle sender
       Country in applying sanctions:  1=no coop, 2=minor coop, 3=modest coop
       4=significant cooperation
asst = assistance from other countries to target 0/1
PER = period of episode from first official threat or event to conclusion
      in years
target = the target country's overall economic health and political stability
       (abstracting from sanctions) during the sanctions episode: 1=distressed
       country, 2=country with significant problems, 3=strong and stable
       country.
relat = how good target/sender relations. 1 terrible 4 frendly.
export = exports sanctioned? 0/1
import = imports sanctioned? 0/1
fin = commerical finance aid and other official finance sanctioned? 0/1
cost = cost to sender: 1=net gain to sender, 2=little effect on sender,
      3=modest welfare loss to sender, 4=major loss to sender.
year = beginning year (19**)
ww = wwi or wwii? 0/1
inst = int'l institution? 0/1
NUM = number of senders (the key event count dependent variable)
send = % of target trade acct'd for by senders
top1 = target trade with major partner %. how dispersed trade is with other
 countries.
top2
top3
top4
targtr = trade with target as % of leading sender's trade
major = is leading sender the major trading partner? 0/1
leadtr = trade with leading sender as % of target's trade
heg = post 1945? 0/1
us = US leading sender? 0/1
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input snct.asc;
invar casen,res,cont,succ,covert,quasi,mil,coop,asst,per,target,relat,export,
      import,fin,cost,year,ww,inst,num,send,top1,top2,top3,top4,targtr,
      major,leadtr,heg,us;
output snct;
outtyp f;