The idea for this work came during the lecture of Ikenberry “The end of liberal international order?” (2018) and Mearsheimer “Bound to Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Liberal International Order” (2019). Both scientists mention inequality as a threat to liberal democracy and the Liberal International Order (LIO) but do not elaborate on this point. The subject of inequality is not a pure political theme. It is more an economic theme that became a political theme. The research question of this draft is “Why does inequality put pressure on the Liberal International Order?”. The assumption is that the range of inequality is a political subject, which was handled differently over the last 70 decades.
Table of content
Introduction
1. With the glasses of liberal theory
2. The Liberal International Order (LIO)
3. Why inequality matters
3.1 The elite decides the endowment of the welfare state
3.2 The rate of inequality is a decision
3.3 Different states, different inequality
Conclusion
List of figures
References
Printed Sources
Online Sources
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