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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Liberal International Order"”.
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Assessing the Potential Impact of Emerging Powers on the International Order Through an Appraisal of their Engagement with International Law: The Case of Brazil
Interest by scholars of International Relations in global power transitions is perhaps as old as the discipline itself and has given rise to a rich body of literature. A recent line of enquiry in this literature has been whether the increasing international clout of non-Western states, including …
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An Analysis of the Russo-Ukrainian War
… the horrific war crimes and violations of international law committed against Ukraine, a significant part of Russia’s toolkit. Afterwards it focuses on international support for both Ukraine and Russia, detailing the military and financial support delivered by Western allies, NATO, and the …
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Nationalism in the 21st Century and its impact on revisionist great powers
… Russia have become more willing to challenge the international status quo which has led to a rise in great power competition. As a result, they now represent the first revisionist challenge to the liberal international order since the demise of the Soviet Union. This research investigates the …
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Maintaining Nuclear Stability in the Wake of a Strained Liberal Order
The liberal order that has defined the last eighty years of history is undergoing a major shift. The United States has long been the tradition-maker of the order, and the consensus leader since the end of the Cold War. This, however, is changing as American domestic policy turns inward and has lost …
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Far-Right Civilizationism: Limits and Contradictions
… within the states and societies of the so-called Liberal International Order (LIO) in recent years. Such divisions are associated with key capitalist social and political formations which are concerned with the LIO’s nature, its governance model, and the future of this political bloc within the …
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Partisan politics and the resolution of international economic disputes
… governments. I test this partisan theory of international economic disputes by three empirical strategies. First, I examine whether left- or right-leaning governments are more likely to resolve major or minor ISDS claims through settlement, and which governments tend to settle these different …