Titlebook: Non-Human Nature in World Politics; Theory and Practice Joana Castro Pereira,André Saramago Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction: Embracing Non-Human Nature in World Politics,at have characterized the field of International Relations thus far. Gathering contributions from several different perspectives ranging from post-humanism and ecomodernism, to new materialism and post-colonialism, the book is divided into two main parts. The first is dedicated to new ways of theore

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Concluding Discussion: The Planetary Is Not the End of the International,e in IR, pointing to the demise of geopolitics around the Second World War as part of a wider bifurcation of knowledge into “social” and “natural” sciences. Secondly, I argue that current attempts to take account of non-human nature have tended to bring with them globalist framings that underplay or

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A Quantum Anthropocene? International Relations Between Rupture and Entanglementw epoch: as an age of “rupture” from the past and as a reflection of “entanglement” between the human and the non-human. In this chapter, I assess how the logics of rupture and entanglement create different, often competing understandings of the Anthropocene within the academic field of Internationa

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Elias in the Anthropocene: Human Nature, Evolution and the Politics of the Great Accelerationr ‘degrowth’ are often juxtaposed with realist ‘eco-modernist’ scenarios. Elias’s theory of civilizing processes and his concept of the triad of controls provide an invaluable framework for evaluating the reality-congruence of both trajectories. An Eliasian understanding of ecological conscience for

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