Realism Theory VS Multilateralism Theory: A Clear Analysis Of The Behaviors Of Multilateral Institutions Of Development.

Abstract

Realism theory as defined being selfish and institutions pushing their own agendas while in multilateralism institutions are more concerned with co-operation and togetherness in whatever they do. This literature review revealed that the multilateral institutions of development are more self and self-centered in their engagement and behaviors. This proves the relevance of realism theory as it is noted through the formulation of policies and development agendas that favor their goals. These institution co-fund anything that other the so called stronger and developed nations want. However, there are also some form of multilateralism in the multilateral institutions as there is togetherness when it comes to dealing with other development impediments that affect the globe. These institutions have come up with agreed standards that govern the world and liberalism.