Liberalism`s Virtuous Triangle and World Peace

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Liberalism`s Virtuous Triangle, and how it contributes to World Peace

목차

I. INTRODUCTION

II. VIRTUOUS TRIANGLE OF LIBERALISM

Democratic Constitutions

Economic Interdependence

The Federation of Free States

III. PRESCRIPTION & PREDICTION

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I. INTRODUCTION

Immanuel Kant suggested in Perpetual Peace that in order to achieve international peace, his three definitive articles need to be established. They are, “The Civil Constitution of Every State shall be Republican,” “The Right of Nations shall be based on a Federation of Free States,” and “Cosmopolitan Right shall be limited to Conditions of Universal Hospitality.” These three articles became the foundation for what the liberal internationalists believed to be the attributes of peace.
Liberal internationalists believe that the establishment of democratic constitutions, facilitation of economic interdependence, and the federation of free states will bring peace to the international community. There is a logical sequence that ties these three elements together; “…democracy, because it recognizes and encourages individual liberty and responsibility, fosters entrepreneurship and the expansion of commerce beyond a nation’s boundaries. As the economic activities of citizens make countries interdependent, there is need for institutions that can regulate and facilitate commercial relations. International law and organizations are the natural response.”

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