International Relations (IR) have evolved significantly, with new theories emerging to address the changing dynamics of global politics. Traditional paradigms like Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism have been challenged and complemented by critical, postcolonial, and interdisciplinary approaches such as critical theory, postcolonialism, and feminist theory. These new theories seek to offer deeper insights into the complexities of global power and inequality.
This panel reflects on the complexity of global politics and the need for more inclusive, diverse, and holistic perspectives. They challenge traditional assumptions and offer valuable frameworks for understanding the changing dynamics of power, identity, and inequality in the 21st century
