Abstract:

In this study, the English School will study the perspectives of the thinkers considered as their founders, the arguments, methodology and ontology on which theory is built. The theory, to be used as an analysis tool, will be discussed the concept of "international society" that develops along with the heritage it has received from the early ages, which is the English School's International Relations (UI) writing's own contribution. The concept describes the functioning of the anarchic structure of the international system. After the founding thinkers, the English School writers were allocated to normative and structural wings. For the purpose of limiting the scope of the study, the writers and discussions in question will be briefly discussed. The effects of the evolution of the institutions of international law, diplomacy and power policy within the international community will be revealed on the formation of the present international system.

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