By Anne-Marie SlaughterFrom Foreign Affairs, September/ October 1997
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By Anne-Marie SlaughterFrom Foreign Affairs, September/ October 1997
“Mongolia is an amazing nation capable of solving any dispute in a peaceful way” stressed
Ms. Madeleine Albright in her lecture at the Foreign Ministry in Ulaanbaatar on Thursday.
Ex-state secretary of the United States is currently in Mongolia, as the chairman of the National Democratic Institute, for a two-day visit as the guest of Mongolia’s Premier S.Batbold.
THE FIRST SUBJECT to discuss in considering the future of the liberal internationalist agenda is the importance of the democratization project to the definition of Wilsonianism. The second is the meaning of multilateralism. In the first case, Thomas Knock and Anne-Marie Slaughter argue in a forthcoming volume that democratization was never an important part of Wilsonianism; that, instead, multilateralism is the key to liberal internationalism. On the basis of this argument, they come to the conclusion that the Bush Doctrine is not in the Wilsonian tradition. In my contribution to this volume,1 I object to this denigration of the place of democracy in liberal internationalism as being fundamentally illogical. Accordingly, I find the Bush Doctrine easily identifiable as Wilsonian.