Throughout human history, the comprehension of the nature of wars has been a debatable issue in both political and social areas. Wars have been defined in line to the objective that they are intended to achieve by the parties involved (Hasan, 2011). Researchers state wars can be said to serve a liberal ideology if the aim is to protect the species. Hence, this paper will focus on the distinctive characteristics of liberal war, and why it is salient in the study of conflict and political violence as well as its importance in the future. Additionally, an explanation of the approach used in locating the sources that are going to be used in this research will be clearly defined. One of the principles …show more content…
Owen. The author seeks to analyze why there are no wars in the states that use democracy as the major form of governance. He argues that the presence of peace within these states is driven by peace that is liberal. The author further explains the idea that the peace, which has increased in many states has a positive effect on the liberal ideologies that are beheld by different states. By using various case studies, the author logically argues that the states which are not liberal would work towards embracing liberalism, they would usually have the ability to bring out the desired peace among themselves (Lynn-Jones, …show more content…
By using the case study approach, the author suggests that various states have the mandate of ensuring that peace prevails. This involves setting various strategies that are meant to empower the military (Hasan, 2011). The strategies set to empower the military groups involve providing the authorities that are right and maintaining good diplomatic relations among the various states. However, troubling questions have been raised by some African countries about the liberal way of war. Those countries believe they have ability and responsibility to protect their own countries and their citizens, and the international communities should only use military force when the country does not want to do so (Hasan, 2011). Therefore, the United Nations have to re-consider whether or not the liberal way of war has to be used in some