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Transformation of International Relations—between Change and Continuity: Introduction

International relations, as every other scientific discipline, tries to be autonomous; however, that depends on its relationship with time and space. The current situation characterized by post-cold war and globalization realities constitutes an opportunity for the heuristic reinvention of international relations (IR). The reformulation of IR is neither a rejection of the old, nor a worship of the new; it is a reflection of the dynamics affecting international relations through both process and relational analyses.

Key Words: Globalization • International relations • Realism • Sovereignty

International Political Science Review, Vol. 22, No. 3, 219-228 (2001)
DOI: 10.1177/0192512101223001


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