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Journal of International

The Journal of International Studies

THE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES is a bimonthly academic journal sponsored by Peking University and published by the School of International Studies of Peking University and the Society of China A...

Editorial Team Tang Shiqi Editor Zhang Haibin Associate Editor Qian Xuemei Associate Editor Zhao Mei Special Consultant Zhuang Junju Managing Editor Xu Liang English Translator Cai Hong English Polish...

Systemic Strategy: Japan’s Path toward Participating in International AI Governance Rule-Making

Japan’s overall AI capability ranks in the world’s second tier. Nevertheless, through a structured science and technology diplomacy approach, it has effectively enhanced its international influence in...

Social Organizations’ Participation in China’s overseas Security Provision: Drivers and Designs

Constructing a systematic and multi-layered framework for overseas security provision is conducive to advancing national security capacity building. Owing to their resource endowments and professional...

“Practical Statecraft”: The Connotation and Contemporary Value of Chen Liang’s Thought on National Security in the Southern Song Dynasty

The Chinese nation has accumulated rich resources of thought on national security throughout its history. Among these, Chen Liang, a representative figure of the “Yongkang School” in the Southern Song...

Spatial Imagination and Regional Order: The Concept of “Asia” under Shifting Knowledge-Power Dynamics

Space has never been a neutral geographical container; rather, it is a political field continuously produced and reshaped, long bearing the weight of external naming, colonial discourse, and geopoliti...

The Global South: An Imagined Community

As an imagined community, the Global South is a limited, mutually recognized association based on shared historical memory. Incremental power, common institutions, and identity, in the field of intern...

“Strategic Ambiguity”: The Turkish Government under President Erdogan’s Diplomatic Strategy

The Rise of the Tech-Right and the Transformation of American Politics

Against the wave of accelerating global transformation, a new political force known as the tech-right has rapidly emerged on the U.S. social and political stage. Driven by the advancement of economic ...

The Three Dimensions of the Right to Development: Case Studies from African Countries

African countries have consistently advocated, promoted, and put into practice the right to development. At the global level, African countries have pushed for the standard making of the right to deve...

Strategic Perceptions and Future Prospects of Sino-U.S. Relations Since Trump’s Second Term

Since Trump’s second term, China and the United States have articulated their updated respective strategic perceptions of the bilateral relationship in different forms. Rather than serving merely as r...

Wilayat al-Faqih and Resistance to External Interference: Iran’s Conception and Practice of Sovereignty

Iran’s concept of sovereignty has deep historical and religious continuity, with its core lying in the foundation of “Allah’s sovereignty.” It grounds political legitimacy within a religious framework...

Soft Sovereignty: The Concept and Practice of India’s Strategic Autonomy Diplomacy

Against the backdrop of intensifying major power competition and the transition of the international system from unipolarity to multipolarity, India has emerged as a major strategic variable influenci...

From Hakimiyyah to Umma’s Sovereignty: The Theories and Practices of the Islamic Sovereignty

Contemporary Islamic sovereignty thought includes the theories of “Sovereignty of Allah,” “Guardianship of the Jurist,” and “Sovereignty of Umma”, represented respectively by Abu Ala Mawdudi, Ruhollah...

Rights of Nature and State Sovereignty: Institutional Experiments and Divergent Pathways in Latin America

Since the early twenty-first century, the idea of the rights of nature has increasingly moved from normative debate into institutional practice across Latin America, raising new questions about sovere...

Wealth in People, Hybrid Authority, and the Extraverted State: The Indigenous Logic of African Sovereign Practice

Modern sovereign practices originating from the West are built upon three core pillars: territoriality, absolute internal authority, and the equality of sovereigns. Breaking away from the Eurocentric ...

Wealth in People, Hybrid Authority, and the Extraverted State: The Indigenous Logic of African Sovereign Practice

Modern sovereign practices originating from the West are built upon three core pillars: territoriality, absolute internal authority, and the equality of sovereigns. Breaking away from the Eurocentric ...

From “Negative Peace” to “Positive Peace”: An Inquiry into the UN Culture of Peace

The Culture of Peace, a concept and set of initiatives proposed by UNESCO in the aftermath of the Cold War, aims to advocate for the cultivation of peace through dimensions such as individual mindsets...

Interaction Logic and Cooperation Patterns between the United Nations and Non-Governmental Organizations

In global governance, the relationship between the United Nations (UN) and non?governmental organizations (NGOs) has evolved from a vertical, consultative arrangement to more flexible, inclusive, and ...

Trends and Prospects of Technical and Political Contestation in the Just Transition of Global Climate Governance

As countries commit to achieving zero-carbon targets, just transition has become a core agenda in global climate governance. This analysis reveals that the issue has evolved profoundly from a technica...