Liberal institutionalism suggests that a partial solution to the security dilemma would occur if which of the following were to transpire?

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Liberal institutionalism posits that international cooperation and peace can be achieved through institutions and mutual agreements, such as arms control treaties where all parties agree to stop or limit armament simultaneously. This approach aims to reduce the security dilemma, where the defensive actions of one state are perceived as threats by others, leading to an arms race.

Liberal Institutionalism Suggests That a Partial Solution to the Security