Neoliberals argue that there is no logical link between anarchy and war, but it is the conditions (prevailing rules and expectations of states) that matter. States use international institutions for reputation and reciprocity in a way for their selfish reasons, but in the end enabling them to have mutually beneficial outcomes. Neoliberalism is criticized for its lack of a development-centered approach where the developed North should have moral responsibilities to the underdeveloped and developing South, by for example realizing redistributive policies towards them.