Resilience in the Anthropocene: Governance and Politics at the End of the World

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of figures List of contributors 1. Introduction: the power of life 2. Resilient Earth:Gaia,geopolitics and the Anthropocene 3. Security for a fragmented world: ecology and the challenge of the Anthropocene 4. The end of resilience?: rethinking adaptation in the Anthropocene 5. Colliding times: urgency, resilience and the politics of living with volcanic gas emissions in the Anthropocene 6. Resilient arts of government: the birth of a ‘systems-cybernetic governmentality’ 7. Destituting resilience: contextualizing and contesting science for the Anthropocene 8. Ironies of the Anthropocene 9. ‘Primordial wounds’: resilience, trauma and the rifted body of the Earth 10. More of the same?:Life beyond the liberal one world world 11. What would you do (and who would you kill) in order to save the world?: Dialectical resilience Index