The third liberal route to peace – institutionalizing international relations – aims to regularize the behavior of states through a system of norms and rules, thereby creating order (and peace) out of quasi-anarchy. Such thinking motivated US President Woodrow Wilson’s desire to establish the League of Nations after World War I, and it also underlay President Franklin Roosevelt’s push to create the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions after World War II.
而实现和平的第三个自由主义路径——所谓制度化的国际关系——希望通过一个长期设立的系统来规范各国行为，并以此实现秩序（以及和平），避免类似于诸侯争霸的政治局面。这种理念促使美国总统伍德·威尔逊在一战后成立国家联盟（国联），也推动了另一位美国总统富兰克林·罗斯福在二战后成立联合国并创建布雷顿森林体系。