I will pay for the following article Critical Concepts in Political Science. The work is to be 8 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Globalization, accompanied by liberal rhetoric, is accused in losses of the cultural identity, the insufficient accountability of large transnational corporations, deterioration of the rights of workers, an increase of distance between the rich and poor countries and between classes. Liberalism is also suspected in promoting the capture of authority by the countries of the West and in particular the USA above the whole planet.The modern world experiences fundamental and dynamic changes. Transformation of international relations, the termination of confrontation and consecutive overcoming of consequences of the Cold War have expanded opportunities of cooperation on the international scene. The threat of the global nuclear conflict is shown to a minimum. At preservation of the value of military force in relations between the states, now economic, political, scientific and technical, ecological and information factors start to play the increasing role. At the same time, there is a clear tendency for the creation of the unipolar structure of the world at the economic and power domination of the USA.So let us try to consider liberalism in post-Cold war international politics. The book of British scientist E. Williams ‘Liberalism and War: The Victors and the Vanquished’ is published in a series ‘The new international relations’ which is edited by known British theorists of the international relations of B. Buzan and R. Little. It is devoted to one of the most discussed issues, to the correlation between liberalism and foreign-policy behavior of countries, which support it. The author deduces a theme from habitual ‘cliché’ of the theory of the democratic world and considers the problem in a wider context of liberal ideology of the developed countries on an example of their behavior in relations.