Titlebook: International Relations in the Anthropocene; New Agendas, New Age David Chandler,Franziska Müller,Delf Rothe Textbook 2021 The Editor(s) (i

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Security in the Anthropocene we are now living in the Anthropocene. Many of these issues are expressed in security terms, with a growing emphasis on energy, environmental and water security. Analytical frameworks and existing institutions become dysfunctional, and problems cannot be dealt with in the old ways. Security needs t

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Protecting the Vulnerable: Towards an Ecological Approach to Securityconsider some of the core assumptions we have about the way the world works. In the context of the Anthropocene, this means that the environment is no longer a background to geopolitics, but rather a dynamic force that impacts global politics. This chapter makes the case that the Anthropocene compel

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Caring for the World: Security in the Anthropoceneroviding an overview of how a specific ethical injunction—to care—has historically emerged within feminist discourses and how it has slowly been adopted by International Relations (IR) scholars. It then moves to discuss how care can be used as an ethical and political concept for addressing new type

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Posthuman International Relations: Complexity, Ecology and Global Politicsnew concept within International Relations. Posthumanism can be considered as providing a challenge to anthropocentrism, that is, the idea that the human is the centre of all things, whereas nature is seen as something outside and apart from human experience. Across the disciplines, anthropocentric

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Agency in More-than-Human, Queerfeminist and Decolonial Perspectivesdition is still pervaded by modernist/Holocene limitations, visible for instance, when upholding traditional analytical categories such as ‘the state’, ‘the system’ or ‘agency’. Indeed, much of the debate in IR seems to be stuck in Holocene thinking and tends to feed the assumption that harmful ecol

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