1. Neoliberal institutionalism 1975 Keohane and Nye-power and interdependence 1984-Keohane After Hegemony

2. State cooperation Harmonization of actions among states Aim is to reach mutually beneficial outcomes Cooperation through institutions Overall aim is to manage anarchy by reducing uncertainty by generating information

3. Anarchy Key assumption in neoliberalism as well Yet, it can be managed by institutions rather than only by balance of power This constitutes a key difference from neorealism Both neorealism and neoliberalism- see anarchy as given

4. 2 nd versus 3 rd image 2 nd image-state level theories- all theories that look at domestic level attributes 3 rd image- systemic factors- neorealism and neoliberalism are both systemic Their main unit of analysis are different

5. Functionalism 1943 David Mitrany-A working peace system Territory and authority linkage is cause of war Aim is to divorce these two and create a linkage between function and authority

6. International cooperation Functionalism-theory of international cooperation Aim is to prevent another European war Neofunctionalism-Haas- 1957, theory to understand precisely the European integration process Both explain integration- could be seen as an alternative to power politics