Planet politics & Anthropocene law
Ari-Elmeri Hyvönen
The Plural Planet: A Democratic Culture of Earthlings
The Review of Politics
Cameron Harrington and Olivia Wolley eds.
Law and governance in the Anthropocene
Global Policy
Louis J. Kotzé & Rakhyun E. Kim
Towards planetary nexus governance in the Anthropocene
Global Policy
Pereira & Saramago eds.
Non-Human nature in world politics
Springer Nature
Delf Rothe
Planet politics & the secular eschatology of Anthropocene
Millennium
Lövbrand, Mobjörk & Söder
The Anthropocene and
the geo-political imagination
Earth System Governance
Dipesh Chakrabarty
Planetary crises & the difficulty of being modern
Millennium
Joana Castro Pereira
The limitations of IR theory
Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional
Milja Kurki
International relations in a relational universe
Oxford UP
Dahlia Simangan
Situating the Asia-Pacific in the Anthropocene
Australian Journal of International Affairs
Audra Mitchell
Is IR going extinct?
European Journal of International Relations
Dahlia Simangan
Where is the Anthropocene? IR in a new geological epoch
International Affairs
Davis, Gamble, Roche & Gawne
International relations and the Himalaya
Australian Journal of International Affairs
Hannes Peltonen
Planet Politics & International Relations
The Duck of Minerva
Cameron Harrington
A quantum anthropocene?
Non-human nature in world politics
Madeleine Fagan
Dangers of an Anthropocene epoch
Political Geography
Michelle Lim
Charting Environmental Law Futures in the Anthropocene, ed.
Springer Nature
Anna M. Agathangelou
Bruno Latour and ecology politics
Millennium
Planet Politics forum
Brincat, Camilleri, Daggett, Harrington, Jackson, Muecke, Prideaux and Manifestoists