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The Anthropocene Review is a trans-disciplinary journal issued 3 times per year, bringing together peer-reviewed articles on all aspects of research pertaining to the Anthropocene, from earth and environmental sciences, social sciences, material sciences, and humanities. View full journal description

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Theoretical and conceptual evaluation of climate-related displacement and mobility

  • Murat Türkeş
  • Mehmet Kadri Tekin
  • Defne Salli
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The Planetary and its uses: Grounding political economy in an astrobiological perspective

  • Lukáš Likavčan
  • Adam Frank
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The Wild Imperative: Examining arguments for rewilding in the Anthropocene

  • Michael J. Stratigos
  • Sarah Bezan
  • Mark Jenner
  • Christopher Lyon
  • Harrie Neal
  • Hanna L. Pettersson
  • Peter Sands
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From waste crisis to sustainable solutions: Lessons from Japan

  • Magdalena Daria Vaverková
  • Yasuhiro Matsui
  • Eugeniusz Koda
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The trajectory of the Anthropocene: The Great Acceleration

  • Will Steffen
  • Wendy Broadgate
  • Lisa Deutsch
  • Owen Gaffney
  • Cornelia Ludwig
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The geology of mankind? A critique of the Anthropocene narrative

  • Andreas Malm
  • Alf Hornborg
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Aristotle in the Anthropocene: The comparative benefits of Aristotelian virtue ethics over Utilitarianism and deontology

  • Kevin Morrell
  • Frederik Dahlmann
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Human, all too human? Anthropocene narratives, posthumanisms, and the problem of “post-anthropocentrism”

  • Nandita Biswas Mellamphy
  • Jacob Vangeest
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Candidate sites and other reference sections for the Global boundary Stratotype Section and Point of the Anthropocene series

  • Colin N Waters
  • Simon D Turner
  • Jan Zalasiewicz
  • Martin J Head
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The varved succession of Crawford Lake, Milton, Ontario, Canada as a candidate Global boundary Stratotype Section and Point for the Anthropocene series

  • Francine MG McCarthy
  • R. Timothy Patterson
  • Martin J Head
  • Nicholas L Riddick
  • Brian F Cumming
  • Paul B Hamilton
  • Michael FJ Pisaric
  • A. Cale Gushulak
  • Peter R Leavitt
  • Krysten M Lafond
  • Brendan Llew-Williams
  • Matthew Marshall
  • Autumn Heyde
  • Paul M Pilkington
  • Joshua Moraal
  • Joseph I Boyce
  • Nawaf A Nasser
  • Carling Walsh
  • Monica Garvie
  • Sarah Roberts
  • Neil L Rose
  • Andy B Cundy
  • Pawel Gaca
  • Andy Milton
  • Irka Hajdas
  • Carley A Crann
  • Arnoud Boom
  • Sarah A Finkelstein
  • John H McAndrews
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The Sihailongwan Maar Lake, northeastern China as a candidate Global boundary Stratotype Section and Point for the Anthropocene series

  • Yongming Han
  • An Zhisheng
  • Dewen Lei
  • Weijian Zhou
  • Luyuan Zhang
  • Xue Zhao
  • Dongna Yan
  • Richard Arimoto
  • Neil L Rose
  • Sarah L Roberts
  • Li Li
  • Yalan Tang
  • Xingqi Liu
  • Xuewu Fu
  • Tobias Schneider
  • Xiaolin Hou
  • Jianghu Lan
  • Liangcheng Tan
  • Xingxing Liu
  • Jing Hu
  • Yunning Cao
  • Weiguo Liu
  • Feng Wu
  • Tianli Wang
  • Xiaoke Qiang
  • Ning Chen
  • Peng Cheng
  • Yifei Hao
  • Qiyuan Wang
  • Guoqiang Chu
  • Meiling Guo
  • Mei Han
  • Zhihai Tan
  • Chong Wei
  • Ulrike Dusek
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World population growth over millennia: Ancient and present phases with a temporary halt in-between

  • Rein Taagepera
  • Miroslav Nemčok
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