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*[[Congress of Vienna|Concert of Europe]] (ca. 1815–1823) – first system, at least in Europe, where nations meet together to resolve disputes and maintain a [[balance of power]]. A precursor to the League of Nations and United Nations.
*[[Congress of Vienna|Concert of Europe]] (ca. 1815–1823) – first system, at least in Europe, where nations meet together to resolve disputes and maintain a [[balance of power]]. A precursor to the League of Nations and United Nations.
*Adoption of the [[Metric System]] (mainly the 19th and 20th centuries) – standardized weights and measures essential for cultural and political unification
*Adoption of the [[Metric System]] (mainly the 19th and 20th centuries) – standardized weights and measures essential for cultural and political unification
*Worldwide [[Time zones]] (adopted by most of the world by 1900) – economic and cultural unification essential for political unification
*Worldwide [[Time zones]] (adopted by most of the world by 1900) – economic unification essential for political unification
*[[League of Nations]] (1920)
*[[League of Nations]] (1920)
*End of [[World War II]]. A dominant liberal world order now clearly exists (even though it could be easily seen at the end of [[World War I]]), at least among the Western nations. Much talk among Europeans and their leaders over a "United States of Europe"
*End of [[World War II]]. A dominant liberal world order now clearly exists (even though it could be easily seen at the end of [[World War I]]), at least among the Western nations. Much talk among Europeans and their leaders over a "United States of Europe"