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2022
This chapter documents the long-term shift from fairness and to equality as the preferred principle of international justice and the tensions it has created because hegemony and hierarchy are rooted in the principle of fairness. The current order, whether described as the US-dominated liberal order, or also as a kind of minimal great power condominium,
Richard Ned Lebow, Feng Zhang
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This chapter documents the long-term shift from fairness and to equality as the preferred principle of international justice and the tensions it has created because hegemony and hierarchy are rooted in the principle of fairness. The current order, whether described as the US-dominated liberal order, or also as a kind of minimal great power condominium,
Richard Ned Lebow, Feng Zhang
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Populism and the liberal international order: An analysis of UN voting patterns
Review of International OrganizationsPopulism is often assumed to undermine the liberal world order, but this claim has never been tested systematically. In this study, we do so for the first time.
Sandra Destradi
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 2021
This paper engages with debates over the Liberal International Order (LIO) and Latin America by focusing on Brazil. More specifically, it addresses President Jair Bolsonaro’s foreign policy.
Guilherme Casarões +1 more
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This paper engages with debates over the Liberal International Order (LIO) and Latin America by focusing on Brazil. More specifically, it addresses President Jair Bolsonaro’s foreign policy.
Guilherme Casarões +1 more
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On the “International Law-Based International Order”
Social Sciences in China, 2023openaire +3 more sources
The politics of state capitalism in a post-liberal international order: the case of Turkey
Third World Quarterly, 2020 This article discusses the transformation of the liberal international order, with reference to the ways in which global shifts affect the developmental paradigms among the emerging middle powers. Although it is rarely contested that the liberal order is
Mustafa Kutlay
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