PENDAHULUAN
“At the core of liberal intergovernmentalism are three essential elements: the
assumption of rational state behavior, a liberal theory of national preference formation,
and an intergovernmental analysis of interstate negotiation. The premise of rational state
behavior provides a general framework for the study, within which the costs and benefits
of economic interdependence are the primary determinants of national preferences. In
contrast, the relative intensity of national priorities, the existence of alternative
coalitions, and the opportunity for issue linkages provide the basis for an
intergovernmental analysis of the resolution of distributional conflicts among
governments. Regime theory is a starting point for researching conditions under which
governments will delegate powers to international institutions.”
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