Neoliberalism, liberal institutionalism or neo-liberal institutionalismSutch, Peter, and Juanita Elias (2006). International Relations: The Basics, New York: Routledge, p. 11 is a more recent branch of liberal international relations theory. Unlike traditional liberal theories of international politics, which focus on individual-level or domestic-level explanations, liberal institutionalism emphasizes the influence of systemic factors. Its proponents focus on the role of international institutions in allowing nations to successfully cooperate in an anarchic international system.
NeOlIBeralisM, Liberal INStitUTionAlisM Or neo-libEral iNStItutionalISmSutCh, peter, AnD JuaNITA eliAs (2006). inTernatIonAL relaTiOns: The bAsiCS, New york: routledge, p. 11 is A more recEnt Branch Of liBerAl inTERnatioNal RelatIONS thEORy. unliKe traditIonaL libEral tHeOries of inTErNatIoNal polItICS, Which Focus on iNDiviDual-leVel or domestic-lEvel ExpLaNAtioNS, LibEraL InstITUtIoNalISm emphaSizeS The INFlUencE of systemic FACtorS. itS propONENts fOcus oN THe rolE of intErNAtiOnAl inStitutiONs iN allOWiNg natiOnS to SuCcessfully coOpeRAte In an aNarchic internAtional System.