SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Which two perspectives may argue that democracies do not go to war with one another because they have unique contracting or negotiating advantages that allow them to settle disputes without war?

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The liberal perspective argues that democracies have institutional and normative frameworks that facilitate negotiation and peaceful dispute resolution, thus avoiding war. The identity perspective suggests that shared democratic identities and values lead to a sense of in-group belonging among democracies, which fosters peaceful interactions and conflict resolution.