1. To raise thesis— introduce their own research confusions surrounding the phenomenon of international relations and, on that basis, to raise the “why” type of research questions (both research confusion and research questions in previous question-raising exercises can be continued or replaced). Light explanation needed to explain the thesis.
2. Complete the literature review — summarize the main explanations of the academic research related to your own research problems, and highlight the core shortcomings of this (some) interpretations;
3. Establishing an interpretation framework— trying to present its own interpretation framework on the basis of a review of the literature, including: explaining the core explanatory factors (arguments) and the logical mechanism by which these (some) factors influence the interpretation objectives (cause variables);
4. Brief empirical evidence of the framework of interpretation in the light of empirical facts of international relations, maximising the reliability and persuasiveness of the test.
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