英文摘要 |
The debates in International relations (IR) theory have entered into a new stage. The controversial issues between the neo-realists and the neo-liberals have played a great role for over a decade, with the constructivists having proposed and defended their arguments as well. Neo-liberal institutionalism (NLI), with inter-disciplinary research, provides a different approach for us to understand international realities. As Robert O. Keohane suggests, NLI has much sympathy with Constructivism, and places more emphasis on ideas, rules, beliefs, and practice than has Neorealism.According to recent research , NLI not only has evolved into a leading school based on more intricate and empirical evidence, but also builds up relative ideas concerning global governance, legalization, practices and norms, and democratic peace. All these developments make NLI play a more active role in applying to current issues. |