International Relations and Diplomacy, Political Science

International Relations and Diplomacy, Political Science Section

The International Relations and Diplomacy, Political Science section of the Eurasian Science Review offers a platform for scholarly discourse on the complex dynamics of international affairs, the practice of diplomacy, and the multifaceted study of political science. This section aims to provide insights into the forces shaping global politics and the strategies employed in international diplomacy.

Key Focus Areas:

• Theories of International Relations: Exploration of classical and contemporary theories in international relations (IR), including realism, liberalism, constructivism, and critical theories that explain state behavior and international interactions.
• Global Governance and International Organizations: Studies on the role and impact of international organizations, global governance structures, and transnational entities in shaping international relations.
• Diplomacy and Foreign Policy Analysis: Insightful analysis of diplomatic practices, foreign policy decision-making processes, and the strategies nations employ to navigate the international system.
• Conflict and Security Studies: Examination of international conflicts, security challenges, peace studies, and conflict resolution strategies, including studies on warfare, terrorism, and peacekeeping operations.
• Comparative Politics: Analysis of political systems, government structures, political parties, and electoral systems across different nations, focusing on their similarities and differences.
• Political Economy: Exploration of the intersection between politics and economics, analyzing how economic policies, trade, and financial relations impact international relations and political structures.
• Geopolitics and Regional Studies: Investigations into the geopolitical dynamics of specific regions, examining regional conflicts, alliances, and the political, economic, and cultural factors influencing regional politics.
• Human Rights and International Law: Studies on the role of international law, human rights norms, and their influence on international relations and state policies.
• Public Policy and Administration: Analysis of policy-making processes, public administration, and the impact of governmental policies on societies and international relations.
• Political Philosophy and Ideology: Critical exploration of political ideologies, political thought, and their influence on contemporary political and international affairs.

The International Relations and Diplomacy, Political Science section encourages submissions that are analytically rigorous, methodologically sound, and contribute to the understanding of the complex world of international affairs and political processes. We welcome diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches that enrich the discourse in these fields, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the political and diplomatic interactions that shape our world.