Neoliberalism (international relations)
GPTKB entity
Statements (51)
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International relations theory
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Neoliberal institutionalism
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gptkb:Neorealism
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gptkb:Neorealism
Constructivism Classical realism Marxism (international relations) |
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gptkb:Political_science
International relations |
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Interdependence
Absolute gains International regimes |
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Role of international institutions
Cooperation among states |
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gptkb:Prisoner's_dilemma
International cooperation Reputation Transaction costs Reciprocity Transparency Collective action problems Absolute gains Cheating and defection Cooperation under anarchy Enforcement mechanisms Information asymmetry Institutional design International regimes Issue linkage Iterated games Monitoring and compliance Relative gains Shadow of the future |
| https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label |
Neoliberalism (international relations)
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gptkb:Neorealism
Liberal institutionalism |
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gptkb:Power_and_Interdependence
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gptkb:Robert_Keohane
gptkb:Joseph_Nye |
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1970s
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gptkb:international_relations
International organizations Complex interdependence Liberalism (international relations) |
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Anarchy does not preclude cooperation
International institutions facilitate cooperation States are rational actors |
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Important
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Primary actors
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gptkb:Power_and_Interdependence
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6
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