The liberal perspective is most likely to argue that the lack of conflict among democracies is an effect of the Cold War and the United States' post-Cold War leadership.

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The liberal perspective often attributes the lack of conflict among democracies to shared democratic values and institutions, rather than the effects of the Cold War or US leadership. This is known as the democratic peace theory.

The Liberal Perspective Is Most Likely to Argue That the Lack