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Alexander Wendt makes a distinction between corporate and social identities of states. Corporate identity (personal identity in psychology) refers to the intrinsic, self-organizing qualities that constitute actor individuality. This type of identity generates four basic interests: 1) physical security 2) predictability in relationships to the world 3) recognition as an actor by others 4) economic development. Social identity, on the other hand, is defined as a set of meanings that an actor attributes to itself as a social object while taking the perspective of others, that is, as a social object.