Liberalism (International relations)

Reject the idea that war is inevitable; believe that war can be avoided with international cooperation
Domestication of the international: introducing domestic institutions to the international sphere
Peace and cooperation. Long-term cooperation and harmony is sustainable
Maximize prosperity and minimize conflict
Promote ethics, morality, and benevolence, plus the role of international organizations such as the UN
Actors: States, movements, organizations, businesses, etc.
Opportunities to cooperate/pursue goals beneficial to all
Kant's triangle of peace: international organizations, liberal democracy, and economic interdependence
Promote soft power (power that does not come from military strength)
Three strands: economic, social, political
Neoliberalism
1. International institutions will mitigate the effects of anarchy. Cooperation can arise through the building of norms, regimes, and institutions
Democratic peace theory

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