英文摘要 |
This article explores theoretical reflexivities of international relations theories, including the stronger reflexivity of the critical international relations theory, postmodernism, constructivism, and the weaker reflexivity of realism and liberalism. In particular, the reflection of realism has brought out “reflective realism” which reveals the political-ethical aspects and theorization, as well as contents and characters of realism. This article also explores possible contributions of reflective realism to international relations theories. First, this article analyzes the central elements of theoretical reflexivity, and the reflexivity of alternative international relations theories. Second, the article details the contents of reflective and utopia realism, including those reflected by political-ethical aspects and theorization. Finally, the article discusses future potentials of reflexive realism. |