Which philosopher argued in Perpetual Peace that countries in which citizens are allowed to choose their leaders are far less likely to go to war than those with autocratic leaders?

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Immanuel Kant argued in "Perpetual Peace" that republics (where citizens have a say in government, akin to choosing their leaders) are less likely to go to war, as the consent of the citizens, who bear the costs of war, is required.

Which Philosopher Argued in Perpetual Peace That Countries in Which