Present article addresses the question of the development of social sciences and their impact on the formation and study of international relations. First they had a substantial impact because they were the result of historical forces and technological development. Second international relations due to their development are becoming more independent of political science. Third concern about security in the state-level education will be reduced and as a result will increase the number of objects handed. And finally need to make explicit links to other levels of analysis will create conditions for the development of both theory and practice in international relations