To a liberal internationalist, the final best state of affairs that all nation-states seek (or should seek) is the formation of a democratic or a republican world government.

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Idealism or liberal internationalism constructs the four covering laws in the following way: (1) characterization-the global order is not fully chaotic but is, instead, controlled by the NIOs; (2) chief actors-nation-states share power with the NIOs; (3) decision making-nation-states and NIOs seek power and control, but do so in the interests of international peace, by following international law and using military action only within international coalitions; and (4) special considerations-the final best state of affairs that all nation-states seek (or should seek) is the formation of a democratic or a republican world government.

To a Liberal Internationalist, the Final Best State of Affairs