Neoliberal Institutionalism / Neoliberalism

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Neoliberal Institutionalism =

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= Neoliberalism

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Neoliberal Institutionalism

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See world as anarchic but think international cooperation can help to create peace

Umbrella word for all types of movements that believe in world integration

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NATO

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is part of Neoliberalism paradigm

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World is anarchic

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but peace can be facilitated by regional and international organizations

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Rooted in a

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liberal tradition it adapts realist acknowledgment of an anarchic world, while emphasizing the potential of institutions to shape state behavior and foster collaborations.

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Defining characteristic is the

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focus on the role of institutions in managing international relations, int.organizations like the UN create an arena for states to interact.

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International organisations

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create norms, solve disputes and monitor interactions. Like the WTO ensures transparency and predictability.

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Repeated interactions between states

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builds trust and reduces fear of defection. Therefore creates good reputation

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Criticism - Realists argue that

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institutions are tools of powerful states and reflect their interests.

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Critics point out

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examples where institutions have failed to address global challenges

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Criticism - Reliance on rationalist assumptions

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have been challenged by constructivist scholars, who argue that ideas, identities and social norms play more significant role in shaping international relations than neoliberalism acknowledges

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It bridges

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the gap between realist and liberal perspectives, providing a balanced and pragmatic view on global politics.

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Adapts…

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Realist acknowledgement of an anarchic world, while emphasizing the potential of institutions to shape state behavior and foster collaboration

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Begins with…

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The realist assumption that the international system is anarchic and states are rational self-centered actors

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Also argues that…

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States want absolute gains and therefore recognize the value of working together

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Institutions are…

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Key because they provide framework for interaction, reduce uncertainty and create predictable environments for states to pursue their interests

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One of theory’s defining characteristics…

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Is the focus on the role of institutions in managing international relations

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Institutions are…

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Arenas for state interactions. They create norms, monitor and resolve disputes

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States overtime develop..

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Reputation based on obedience to international rules, influencing their ability to negotiate and cooperate in the future

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Criticism -

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Institutions are tool for powerful states and they reflect their interests.

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By emphasizing the role of institutions…

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It bridges the gap between realist and liberal perspectives providing balance and pragmatic view of global politics