The discipline of International Relations is approaching its centenary. At this time, one of the most significant disciplinary developments is perhaps the call for a truly global IR project. Closely related to it is the need and necessity for non-Western International Relations theory. It will mark a new era for the disciplinary development.

On this occasion, China Foreign Affairs University is to proudly host a series of lectures and a seminar with eminent scholars from all over the world to reflect on the disciplinary developments of IR and to discuss how to develop non-Western IR so that a truly global IR that respects the multiple ways of life and practice can emerge.

April 23, 2018

Prof. Peter Katzenstein

“The Second Coming?

Reflections on a Global Theory of International Relations”

Time: 10:00-11:30am

Venue: Room 1103, International Exchange Center, CFAU

April 24, 2018

Prof. Barry Buzan

“Towards a Global IR: Reflections on IR at 100”

Time: 10:00-11:30am

Venue: Room 1103, International Exchange Center, CFAU

April 25, 2018

International Seminar

“Global IR and Non-Western IR Theory”

Time: 09:00-18:00

Venue: Diaoyutai Hotel, Beijing

April 26, 2018

Prof. Mario Telò

“CHINA-EU-US Trilateral Relationship in an Uncertain World”

Time: 15:00-16:30

Venue: Room 1103, International Exchange Center, CFAU

For participation, RSVP to ccd@cfau.edu.cn by April 13, 2018.