The modern sanctions system has become remarkably effective at imposing economic pressure but increasingly ineffective at providing credible paths to relief. As sanctions regimes accumulate statutes, executive orders, export controls, and financial restrictions over decades, they evolve from temporary coercive tools into permanent institutions.
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