Realism VS Liberalism

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Realism

Individuals are selfish by nature. Selfishness makes genuine cooperation very difficult

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Realism

States are guided by national interest that always seeks to maintain or expand their power and influence

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Realism

Relations among nations are anarchic, meaning there is no force capable of regulating the actions of nations

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Realism

Peace is only obtained when states for, alliances of rough equals, establishing a balance of power

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zero sum game

When the gains of one nation result in equal losses for another. Realists believe that the zero-sum nature of world politics prevents cooperation among nations, realism

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Security dilemma

When the attempt by one state to increase its security by an arms buildup results in the decreased security of another state, realism

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Arms Race

Two or more states build up their arms to increase security, realism

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Realism

Only way to prevent attacks is a strong military

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Realism

Form alliances to promote a balance of power

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Realism

Be suspicious of all states, even allies, and put little faith in international organizations or laws

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Liberalism

emerged out of the Enlightment era (1700s)

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Liberalism

Individuals are good by nature.The fundamental concern for other human beings makes progress through cooperation possible

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Liberalism

Democracy is the best form of government; states with it promote peace and states without it promote conflict

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Liberalism

The anarchic nature of the international system can be reduced or eradicated through the establishment of effective international organizations and international law.

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Liberalism

War is not inevitable

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Mutual Benefits Game

Gains may be achieved by more than one actor; the mutual benefit nature of world politics promotes cooperation among states. liberalism

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Interdependece

Actions and events in one state, society or part of the world affect people everywhere; global interdependence promotes communication and understanding, resulting in a reduction of conflict, liberalism

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Liberalism

Democratic Peace

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Liberalism

Promote democratic institutions at home and abroad

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Liberalism

Establish and support international organizations or laws

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Liberalism

Help create links among peoples and nations through international trade and cooperation;

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Liberalism

Reduce all arms to self-defense level

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