Theoretical dialogues in international relations - a theoretical study in the framework of contemporary theories
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https://doi.org/10.61279/a1rnew98Keywords:
International Relations, Social Sciences, Liberalism, Twentieth centuryAbstract
Theoretical dialogues in international relations constitute an important entrance to the knowledge of the dimensions of the cognitive transformations that have occurred in the reality of the interpretation of all international political interactions on the one hand, and on the other hand, the development of conceptual and theoretical frameworks for critical studies within the framework of contemporary theories, that is, can one of the theories put forward in the field of international relations To explain the nature of international interactions in light of the privacy and complexities of the strategic environment, or can each theory be specialized in a specific field by itself, and this leads us to say is international relations a science with a specific theory, concept and approach or not? Or are there cognitive shifts that will contribute to the emergence of new theories that will reflect positively on the interpretation of the coordination of international relations interactions
Especially if we realize that international relations is a new science with different theories, concepts and approaches, so understanding the process of transformation and change in the study of the field of international relations based on the facts of change in the reality of international relations on the one hand and a change in knowledge curricula and its theoretical-critical philosophy on the other hand will constitute entrances Important in the development of the study of the field of international relations in the light of developments and transformations in the theory of knowledge, the approach of the theory and its basic objectives
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