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Ways of thinking are culture and culture can change, nothing is inevitable.
I agree, but it has to be done systematically. Personally, I think good example of human rights
and personal freedoms being institutionalized is the EU. In Asia, in contrast, there aren't any
strong multi-national frameworks to solve some of the most sensitive issues, and so I think
countries still have to look at foreign relations from a realists' point of view.
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