Liberalism argues that states can achieve a peaceful world order through cooperation rather than the realist view of inevitable conflict. Liberal foreign policy is based on three principles: governments that respect individual rights, a commitment to peace, and the potential for economic interdependence between states. Liberals believe this community of liberal states will expand over time as democratic and liberal ideologies spread, helping to mitigate conflicts and achieve greater cooperation in the international system.

1. Liberalism
• Lecturer: Ibrahim Koncak
• Student: Omurbek Ashimbekov
• Subject: Foreing Policy Analysis
• Group: INT-13B
International Ataturk Ala-Too University

2. This presentation figures out how does
liberalism work in foreign policy?
• Liberalism
• Lessez-faire
• Social welfare
is set on the idea that actors in the
international system could reach a
peaceful world order and not one of
violence and insecurity that the realists
argue
Non intervention on the
side of government
attitudes toward the society
social services provided
by a state for the
benefit of its citizens

3. Liberal foreign relations
• Liberal zone of peace
• Imprudent aggressiveness
• 3 features of liberal foreign relations
1. representative republican government
2. a commitment to peace based upon principled respect for the non-discriminatory right
3. the possibility of social and economic interdependence
Non-fighting among
liberalsIntegrated
liberals fight
against non
liberals

4. Mitigating trade-offs
• Liberal community
• Positive duty
• Liberal strategy
• Expansion (Spread of liberal democratic regimes(democratic movement)
Expanding of ideologies
of liberalism to the world
society
through

5. conclusion
• Liberalism freedom

6. Liberalism
• Lecturer: Ibrahim Koncak
• Student: Omurbek Ashimbekov
• Subject: Foreing Policy Analysis
• Group: INT-13B
International Ataturk Ala-Too University