Posthuman dialogues in international relations

Introduction : framing the posthuman dialogues in international relations / Erika Cudworth, Stephen Hobden, and Emilian Kavalski -- Animals and human constitution :Greek lessons, posthuman possibilities / Caleb J. Basnett -- With a posthuman touch : international relations in dialogue with the posthuman : a human account / Carolin Kaltofen -- Telling (hi)stories in the anthropocene : when forest is multispecies relation / Agata Agnieszka Konczal -- Potential of posthumanist onto-epistemology for the study of international relations / Elina Penttinen -- Agency in posthuman IR : solving the problem of technosocially mediated agency / Michael Schandorf and Athina Karatzogianni -- Posthumanist international relations and ecopolitics / Sebastien Malette and Peter Stoett -- Worm politics / Eva Meijer -- Fish and international relations / J. Samuel Barkin -- The posthuman way of war / Erika Cudworth and Stephen Hobden -- Representing posthumans : citizenship and the political production of bodies and technologies / John Hultgren -- Genetically modified crops and the posthuman politics beyond borders / Marco Bernardini -- Cyborgs, control and transformation : posthumanist arms control and disarmament / Michael Bourne -- Non-lines of sight : battlespace visualization and the reterritorialization of martial vision / Ian Roderick -- The excesses of posthumanism : some reflections on "thinking" as capacity / Jessica Schmidt -- Epilogue : beyond the anthropocentric partitioning of the world / Emilian Kavalski, Stephen Hobden, and Erika Cudworth.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of illustrations -- List of contributors -- Introduction: framing the posthuman dialogues in international relations -- 1 Animals and human constitution: greek lessons, posthuman possibilities -- 2 With a posthuman touch: international relations in dialogue with the posthuman - a human account -- 3 Telling (hi)stories in the Anthropocene: when forest is multispecies relation -- 4 Potential of posthumanist onto-epistemology for the study of international relations -- 5 Agency in posthuman IR: solving the problem of technosocially mediated agency -- 6 Posthumanist international relations and ecopolitics -- 7 Worm politics -- 8 Fish and international relations -- 9 The posthuman way of war -- 10 Representing posthumans: citizenship and the political production of bodies and technologies -- 11 Genetically modified crops and the posthuman politics beyond borders -- 12 Cyborgs, control and transformation: posthumanist arms control and disarmament -- 13 Non-lines of sight: battlespace visualization and the reterritorialization of martial vision -- 14 The excesses of posthumanism: some reflections on 'thinking' as capacity -- Epilogue: beyond the anthropocentric partitioning of the world -- Index