International Theory (IT), as a journal, has established a unique academic position in the fields of international relations and political science with its interdisciplinary perspective and pursuit of theoretical depth. The journal provides scholars with a platform to showcase theoretical innovation and critical thinking, encouraging them to explore and challenge traditional theories and propose new theoretical frameworks and concepts.

IT places a special emphasis on the diversity and innovation of theories, supporting scholars from different disciplines to engage in dialogue and exchange on a variety of issues in international politics. These may include areas such as global governance, international law, foreign policy, security studies, economic development, and identity politics. The journal encourages authors to enrich and verify their theoretical viewpoints with real-world cases while also emphasizing the inherent logic and explanatory power of the theories themselves.

Furthermore, IT offers young scholars the opportunity to present their research findings, promoting intergenerational exchange and knowledge inheritance in academia. By publishing articles with profound theoretical insights, IT aims to stimulate a deeper understanding and discussion of international politics, contributing to the theoretical development of international relations. The openness and depth of the journal make it an indispensable academic resource for researchers in the theoretical study of international politics.