liberal international order

Target entity: liberal international order
Context triple: [After Victory: Institutions, Strategic Restraint, and the Rebuilding of Order after Major Wars, mainSubject, liberal international order]

• A. Rethinking the International Order
  "Rethinking the International Order" is a work by Dutch economist and Nobel laureate Jan Tinbergen that examines and proposes reforms to the global economic and political system to promote greater equity and stability.
• B. Cold War liberalism
  Cold War liberalism was a mid-20th-century American political ideology that combined support for social welfare and civil rights at home with a strongly anti-communist, interventionist foreign policy.
• C. ordoliberal economic order
  The ordoliberal economic order is a German school of thought that advocates a strong legal framework to ensure competitive markets, limit monopolies, and balance free enterprise with a robust regulatory state.
• D. new international economic order
  The New International Economic Order was a 1970s United Nations initiative proposed by developing countries to reform global trade, finance, and economic relations in favor of greater equity and sovereignty for the Global South.
• E. Multilateral System
  The Multilateral System is an international framework that facilitates shared access to plant genetic resources for food and agriculture while ensuring fair and equitable benefit-sharing among participating countries and stakeholders.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: liberal international order
Target entity description: The liberal international order is a post–World War II system of global governance characterized by multilateral institutions, open markets, and rules-based cooperation among states, especially led by Western democracies.

• A. Rethinking the International Order
  "Rethinking the International Order" is a work by Dutch economist and Nobel laureate Jan Tinbergen that examines and proposes reforms to the global economic and political system to promote greater equity and stability.
• B. Cold War liberalism
  Cold War liberalism was a mid-20th-century American political ideology that combined support for social welfare and civil rights at home with a strongly anti-communist, interventionist foreign policy.
• C. ordoliberal economic order
  The ordoliberal economic order is a German school of thought that advocates a strong legal framework to ensure competitive markets, limit monopolies, and balance free enterprise with a robust regulatory state.
• D. new international economic order
  The New International Economic Order was a 1970s United Nations initiative proposed by developing countries to reform global trade, finance, and economic relations in favor of greater equity and sovereignty for the Global South.
• E. Multilateral System
  The Multilateral System is an international framework that facilitates shared access to plant genetic resources for food and agriculture while ensuring fair and equitable benefit-sharing among participating countries and stakeholders.
• F. None of above. chosen