This article explores harm in international relations during the anthropocene, suggesting a collective approach and shared experiences in postcolonial contexts.
Key Points
Harm and suffering caused by the climate crisis must be collectively addressed in international relations.
The anthropocene presents contradictions between universalist, postcolonial, and geological conceptions of humanity.
Decolonizing harm requires engagement with multiple modernities, blending Enlightenment concepts with indigenous values.
Recognizing shared experiences can lead to a more inclusive and united approach to tackling climate-related issues.