September 26, 2025International Studies

Locating Capital in ‘Anthropocene’ International Relations: Some Explorations

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The article highlights that capital significantly shapes environmental crises within international relations, underscoring its critical role.
It argues that international diplomacy often neglects the influence of global capitalism, hindering effective responses to environmental issues.
By framing the current era as the capitalocene, the discussion challenges the undifferentiated blame placed on humanity for the ecological crisis.
The findings suggest that without addressing the structures of capitalism and imperialism, strategies for environmental cooperation may be ineffective.

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This article analyzes the ecological crisis through the anthropocene-capitalocene lens, suggesting capital’s role in international environmental diplomacy.

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Sunil Tamminaina (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6cd6bb1249cec298b3c62 https://doi.org/10.1177/00208817251371905

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This article analyzes the ecological crisis through the anthropocene-capitalocene lens, suggesting capital’s role in international environmental diplomacy.

Locating Capital in ‘Anthropocene’ International Relations: Some Explorations

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Locating Capital in ‘Anthropocene’ International Relations: Some Explorations

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