embedded vs disembedded liberalism

In regards the question of rather I would prefer the political-economic system of embedded or disembedded liberalism for my country I would have to answer that I would prefer embedded liberalism. There are a number of reasons for this, the first of which being that as a citizen it would simply be to my benefit to be in favor of the system which serves social purposes. After all, if we are all so self interested, shouldn't we first be considered with how we ourselves fair from the application of each system? Second, keeping the previous reason in mind, people are more likely to comply with a government that works to their benefit. If people are more compliant with the government it is easier to get things done. If it is easier for a state to get things done, more time is allotted for relations with other states, and if more time is allotted for interstate relations then they will subsequently improve as well (in theory). Basically the entire line of reasoning for embedded liberalism being the more practical choice is the reasoning that you need to work from the bottom up. There is a saying " No whole is greater than the sum of its parts." strengthen the parts, strengthen the whole. That being said, not only does it benefit the country in question for them to focus on their domestic affairs and welfare of their people, but it also benefits all the other countries with which they have relations because by making their state more structurally sound from the inside they are increasing the potential for strength within interstate relations.