Realists and liberals agree on all the following points except
A) the centrality of states as actors.
B) self-interested actors.
C) the positive effect of collaboration.
D) the problem created by anarchy.

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Realists and liberals differ on the positive effect of collaboration. While liberals believe that cooperation and interdependence between states can lead to peace and stability, realists argue that states are still driven by self-interest and will only collaborate if it serves their national interest. Realists and liberals both agree on the centrality of states as actors, the self-interested nature of states, and the problem created by anarchy.

Realists and Liberals Agree on All the Following Points Except