Applied International Relations Theory

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Applied International Relations Theory

Introduction

Applied International Relations Theory: The essay focuses on the progress of liberalization in the 20^th century as the century proved to be very important in the history of liberalization. Liberalism is an old political philosophy which began after a massive civil war in 1640s. Liberalism has been an important political philosophy for more than two centuries now. The liberalism basically focuses on two aspects, which are liberty and equality for all individuals in the society. The liberalism before 20^th century is known as the classical liberalism whereas it is known as social liberalism since the start of 20^th century. The principles of liberalism vary around different corners of the world; some primary principles include democratic elections, freedom of religion, justice and equality for everyone in the society. The liberalism became a distinct political movement in the age of enlightenment and shaped the political environment of various countries especially in the west.