Anthropocene: Eco-social risks and global geopolitics: a view from political ecology

  • Javier Romero Muñoz Departamento de Historia del Derecho y Filosofía Jurídica, Moral y Política. Universidad de Salamanca (España).
Keywords: Anthropocene, Geopolitical, Ecology, Politics, Risks

Abstract

According to scientists, there are reasons to conclude that we have left behind the Holocene and we are entering into a new geological epoch featured by the human influence on the global planetary system: the Anthropoce. Far from being just a scientific hypothesis, the latter represents a change with deep geopolitical consequences, as it does pose new challenges and eco-social risks for the species as a whole. This paper explores the origins and content of the hypothesis, with the Great Acceleration, paying special attention to its effects on humanity, as well as to its geopolitical implications.

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Published
2021-12-22
How to Cite
Romero Muñoz J. (2021). Anthropocene: Eco-social risks and global geopolitics: a view from political ecology. Observatorio Medioambiental, 24, 45-70. https://doi.org/10.5209/obmd.79514
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