What is IRs Theory

Contrary to the dominant IRs theory the liberalism view the international politics from different perspective. Development of political institutions in both domestic and international realms should refer the principle of respecting individual autonomy which lays the base for the transition of an authoritarian state to a democratic one. A state with an internalized democratic value based on individual autonomy is less likely to be prey of realism assumption. The duplication of such states dominating any region results in reducing antagonism and tension that may lead to confrontation and conflicts. Rising economy and social interdependence has the capacity to change the nature of international politics. Rather than focusing on anarchical behavior states could achieve more benefit if they try to increase their power, for instance, through trade and cooperation. Placing greater emphasis on cooperation more accurately depicts international relations and enhances international tranquility national interest, including security will, no more, be panic.

Conflict Plagued East Africa Region and its Global Impact

Endris Mekonnen Faris (International University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)