Author interviews with banks, corporations, Treasury OFAC and State Department officials

Literature › Primary sources

Kind	interviews oral history
Producer	The author
Coverage	1988
Works using it	2

Debates

Debate	Works
Sanctions, disinvestment and the anti-apartheid movement	2

Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Rodman (1995a)	Author's telephone and personal interviews with bank officials, Richard Weinert, IBM, Conoco, W.R. Grace, Treasury OFAC and State Department officials (1988)	June-August 1988	Establishes bank and corporate motives in the Nicaragua debt restructurings and voluntary corporate enforcement of the Libya sanctions.
Rodman (1995a)	Interview with Robert Bonczak, general counsel, Conoco (6 July 1988) and interviews with Treasury OFAC officials	1988	Supports the claim that diversified firms voluntarily complied with the Libya sanctions to preserve good relations with Treasury and State.
Rodman (1995b)	Author's interviews with bank, oil company, IBM, Exxon, Treasury OFAC, State Department officials and advisers (June-August 1988)	1988	Supports claims on why banks and firms complied or not with U.S. preferences in Nicaragua and Libya, and that officials accepted voluntary enforcement.