Liberal International Order

who argues that the central foreign policy issues of today actually come from the domestic politics of countries rather than the international

keohane

what does keohane argue populists seek a rhetoric about (KEOHANE)

foreign forces and self serving elites

what is their a populist dislike for (KEOHANE)

international institutions

what has hijacked globalism and the LIO (KEOHANE)

capitalism

Keohane argues the people who built the LIO did create international institutions promoting cooperation, but did so in a … (KEOHANE)

biased way

what 2 contributing factors to the decline of the LIO stem from the LIO itself (KEOHANE)

loss of national solidarity, multilateral overreach

what caused the loss of national solidarity — no longer had an other to be in opposition to (KEOHANE)

collapse of soviet union

what does keohane think the US need to combine global integration with (KEOHANE)

domestic development

what else does Keohane think the US needs (KEOHANE)

national narrative

who talks about Trump threatening America’s foreign policy and position

ikenberry

where are trump’s ideas most dangerous (IKENBERRY)

when they disregard norms and values

however, to challenge ikenberry, what could you argue the US has been doing for a while

disregarding norms

what does Ikenberry say the US willingly did within the LIO (IKENBERRY)

limited its own power

things that Trump is rejecting that underpin the LIO (IKENBERRY)

trade, international cooperation, rules, multiculturalism

who did trump say he trusted equally (IKENBERRY)

merkel and putin

what is the LIO increasingly being seen as (IKENBERRY)

neoliberal project

one view suggests that there is no liberal internationalisj without … (IKENBERRY)

western hegemony

does ikenberry think LIO still has a future

yes

what is weakenign about the LIO and what still runs deep (IKENBERRY)

america’s power, general principles

was the LIO originally a global order (IKENBERRY)

no

what was the LIO originally built in (IKENBERRY)

inside one half of the bipolar cold war system

what are the 5 convictions of liberal internationalism (IKENBERRY)

opennness, multilateralism, security cooperation, progression, mutual gain

what did the collapse of the soviet union mean for US power in the LIO (IKENBERRY)

was no longer in opposition to something, unconstrained