A critical analysis of democratic theory and peace: Examining causal determinants from the histocrical-rationalist perspective.

A piece of writing that employs Christopher layne's 1994 article Kant or Cant: The Myth Of Democratic Peace as its impelling force, that looks to examine democratic peace theory from a historical-rationalist perspective by wielding a realist lens. The author of this polemic looks to define, contextualise and force this progressive bedrock into its causal impetus and the categorize and examine them within the boundaries of morality, ethics, trust and peace. The author humbly aspires to critically propose that the garment of government is irrelevant in the scope of the theory in question and bring forth an aura of reasonable doubt on the seemingly logical vindication of pursuing the democratic system of governance.