Institutionalism is concerned first and foremost with patterns of cooperation among states, and how 'inter-national' dynamics of power, refracted through the creation of national and international institutions, shape outcomes in terms of collective action among states.

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Institutionalism in international relations theory focuses on the role of institutions in facilitating cooperation among states, emphasizing how international norms, rules, and organizations can help overcome collective action problems and manage conflicts, thereby shaping outcomes in international politics.

Institutionalism Is Concerned First and Foremost with Patterns of Cooperation