The Journal of International Relations and Global Affairs publishes original, peer-reviewed research on the theory and practice of international relations, including diplomacy and negotiation, international security and conflict resolution, global political economy, international law and organizations, foreign policy analysis, and global governance. The journal is theoretically pluralistic, welcoming work grounded in realist, liberal, constructivist, and critical traditions, and is especially interested in scholarship that engages non-Western perspectives on world politics.