CEVAP:

we can discern two definitions of world order- two closely related, yet, distinguishable definitions. The first one is the absence of war or the absence of coercion. We will call this order “order in narrow sense.” This is also peace in negative sense. The second is a much broader definition of order; that is, social order, where the relations among the units at the international level are managed peacefully, where the claims to specific rights and privileges are solved through peaceful and objective procedures, and where repression and coercion are absent at both the national and international levels.