The journal International Relations, with its pluralistic perspective, provides an open platform for academic discussion and policy debate in the field of international relations. On this platform, different voices and viewpoints can be fully expressed and exchanged, which helps to promote a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of complex international issues. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research, believing that the multidimensionality of international relations requires knowledge and methods from various disciplines such as law, economics, ethics, strategy, philosophy, culture, and environment to be jointly analyzed. This interdisciplinary integration not only enriches the content of international relations research but also provides new perspectives and solutions for addressing real-world problems in international relations.

Furthermore, the journal focuses on reflecting and guiding academic frontiers and policy hotspots, promoting dialogue between the academic community and policymakers by publishing innovative and in-depth articles. The pluralism of the journal is reflected not only in the research topics but also in the research methods, where both quantitative analysis and qualitative research find their place.