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Liberal Internationalism
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Explore podcasts, interviews & explainers on Liberal Internationalism — 3 indexed from MS Now & HasanAbi, updated Jan 2026.
The political philosophy discussed as being shared by McFaul and Carney.
Hasan analyzes the success and failure of the liberal international order compared to fascism.
The first thing they share in common is that they look at uh at at um super national institutions like the European Union or the World Trade Organization or the International Criminal Court whose purpose is to to try to take all the independent nations in the world and turn and put them uh under a single rule of a single law. the the basic argument is the independence of nations uh their freedom to chart their own course is extremely important to all of these nationalist movements including the Trump movement and including the Brexit movement and and and so on. In order to understand national conservatism, the most important thing you need to understand is that it's the product of a time in which people are saying um liberal internationalism has wonderful ideals. It is destroying our our nations, our societies.
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“The political philosophy discussed as being shared by McFaul and Carney.”
“Hasan analyzes the success and failure of the liberal international order compared to fascism.”
“The first thing they share in common is that they look at uh at at um super national institutions like the European Union or the World Trade Organization or the International Criminal Court whose purp...”