As one of the seven journals strongly supported by the International Research Association, International Political Sociology plays an important role in connecting sociologists, international relations experts, and social and political theorists. In an increasingly interconnected world, magazines not only respond to the urgent need of scholars from all walks of life for deeper and more effective cooperation, but also create a platform for scholars from all over the world to collide and exchange ideas.

The magazine encourages scholars to use interdisciplinary methods to conduct in-depth analysis and critical interpretation of the current complex global phenomena. Whether it is the social changes under the background of globalization, the evolution of the international political and economic landscape, or the intertwined role of culture, identity, and power in international relations, the magazine welcomes scholars to submit relevant high-quality research papers. Through this platform, the magazine hopes to promote the continuous development of research in the field of international political sociology, providing new perspectives and insights for understanding the most challenging issues of this era.