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Themes & Theories in International Relations »
Themes & Theories in International Relations
Themes & Theories in International RelationsââF1CEB7
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3. Liberalism, democracy, intervention »
3. Liberalism, democracy, intervention
3. Liberalism, democracy, interventionââFFB597
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C. Democratic peace »
C. Democratic peace
C. Democratic peaceââFFB597
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Democracies are generally liberal »
Democracies are generally liberal
Democracies are generally liberalâDemocracies are mostly liberal societies that encourage strong civil societies, transnational networks, that promote community and common identities across societies, and free movement of people, goods and ideas that encourage peace with others like-minded democraciesâFFB597
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Domestic institutions »
Domestic institutions
Domestic institutionsâDemocratic institutions such as competitive elections and powerful legislatures prohibit executives from going to war: the citizenry must consent, and they (middle classes) do not want to pay the costs of war (lives, infrastructure, etc.). âFFB597
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Norms of peaceful conflict resolution »
Norms of peaceful conflict resolution
Norms of peaceful conflict resolutionâDemocracies inherit norms of peaceful conflict resolution that they also display in their external relations: when democracies face each other, they expect the other side to resolve disputes through compromise and nonviolence.âFFB597
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Trade and satisfaction »
Trade and satisfaction
Trade and satisfactionâDemocracies trade heavily with each other and that thus war would be only costs, but no gains: democracies are satisfied states and are less likely to fight about territory, especially if they are well established democracies and have strong economic tiesâFFB597
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