An article analogizes evidence for a form of this ideology to leaving a room with scratches from a black cat on one’s arm. That “embedded” form of this ideology was discussed in an article by John Ruggie about the “Postwar Economic Order.” In a Stephen Walt essay, a system described by this ideology in the context of the international order is considered “bound to fail.” A theory named for this ideology’s adjectival form was described in After Hegemony by Robert Keohane (“ko-HAIN”) and extended by Joseph Nye. A process named for this ideology involves reducing government involvement within industry, leading to increased privatization. For 10 points, laissez-faire capitalism associated with Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman is part of what political ideology’s “neo” form? ■END■
ANSWER: liberalism [accept liberalization; accept embedded liberalism; accept neoliberalism; accept liberal constructivism]
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