Reflexivity and International Relations

Reflexivity has emerged as a significant concept in international relations, evolving through various interpretations and applications. Amoureux and Steele delve into its complexity, exploring how reflexivity can shape and influence diplomatic practices, theories, and the understanding of global interactions. Their work examines different perspectives within the discipline, providing a nuanced understanding of reflexivity's role in contemporary international affairs.

Through critical analysis and case studies, the authors highlight the importance of reflexive thinking in enhancing scholars’ and practitioners’ awareness of their biases and assumptions. By unpacking reflexivity's multifaceted nature, they contribute to a richer dialogue on its implications for international relations, urging readers to consider how their viewpoints may affect the dynamics of global governance and conflict resolution.