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Whereas liberal internationalism preaches for the formation of a community of states united around common liberal identities, values, and interests, realist internationalism is mainly about interstate cooperation on the ground of common foreign and security policy interests (Jahn, 2018, 43-61). Another difference between the two is that realist internationalists would define foreign policy as an exercise in the name of producing an impact only on the foreign policy behaviors of other states whereas liberal internationalism would go much further than this by putting the transformation of identities and values of other states at the center of foreign policy