In the 1990s, many states discovered the high costs of having a bad reputation due to violations of international law.

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Throughout the 1990s, several states faced significant economic and political consequences after being sanctioned or condemned by other countries or international organizations for violations of international law, such as human rights abuses or disregarding environmental agreements. These sanctions and condemnations often led to reputational damage and decreased foreign investment and trade opportunities.

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