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The paper examines the generation of power and its implications in international relations, focusing on asymmetry and justice.

July 15, 2026Open Access

A First Discussion of Power and Value in International Relations from a Generative Relational Perspective

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This discussion explores power's role and value dynamics in international relations, highlighting implications of asymmetry.

The paper examines the generation of power and its implications in international relations, focusing on asymmetry and justice.
Analyzes the differentiation of power generation in international politics.
Critiques existing frameworks on justice and power asymmetry.
Investigates how metrics affect relational dynamics among states.
Identifies that asymmetry is integral to relations rather than a negative aspect.
Highlights the foreclosure of withdrawal as a critical factor in the construction of relations.
Argues that the injustice in international relations arises from the inability to contest power rates.

Wanhong HUANG (2026) studied this question.

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