Barry Buzan made a call for the reconvening of the English School in 1999 and took the issue with the naming of the School. By that time, besides the “English School”, the School was variously named by different scholars such as “British School, British Institutionalists, International Society Approach, the Classical School, British Idealists and Rationalism”. As a result of Buzan’s call for reconvening, there emerged some agreement upon the name “English School” and since then it has been commonplace name for the School.