Institutionalists differ from neorealists in that the former strive for ___________, whereas the latter are more concerned with ____________.

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Institutionalists are concerned with creating institutions and norms that benefit all actors, leading to absolute gains for all. Neorealists are more concerned with their own state's power and security, and therefore focus on relative gains in comparison to other states.

Institutionalists Differ from Neorealists in That the Former Strive for ___________