International Relations —Theory Explainers - Liberalism International Relations: Why Democracies Don’t Go to War!

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liberalism liberalism in international relations theory of liberalism in international relations neoliberalism in international relations democratic peace theory in international relations classical liberalism john locke adam smith immanuel kant robert keohane joseph nye institutionalism theory

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The Theory of Liberalism in International Relations is highly influential in today's democratic societies. Liberalism claims that economic cooperation, institutions, and democratic governance can create a more peaceful world. In this 15-minute documentary, explore the evolution, history, and key ideas of liberalism. Learn about the assumptions of classical liberalism, neoliberalism (liberal institutionalism), and the democratic peace theory. Chapters: ------------------ 00:00 Introduction 00:45 Classical Liberalism 05:00 Neoliberalism 10:57 Democratic Peace Theory 13:00 Conclusion Website: https://www.thepoliticalaffairs.com/ Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/thepoliticalaffairs/ https://www.instagram.com/thepoliticalaffairs_/ https://twitter.com/thepoliticalaf1