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The development of the concept of everyday war suggests a shift in perspective from traditional international relations theories. By engaging in critical dialogue, there is an acknowledgment of the need to look beyond conventional frameworks. The concept of everyday war emphasizes the importance of non-elite actors in the realm of international relations. By taking their actions seriously, there is a recognition that significant dynamics occur beyond the actions of political and economic elites. The theory of everyday peace appears to advocate for a multilevel analysis of societal dynamics. This means considering actions and interactions at various levels of society simultaneously. This approach is seen as a substantial advancement in international relations theorizing.
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