Write your full name below starting with your surname, then given name(s) and your middle name, if there's any. For example: "Dela Cruz, Juan Miguel Potracio"

Write your institutional affiliation, whether a center of learning, university, government office or work company. For example: "Department of International Studies, College of Arts and Sciences, Miriam College"

If the paper has several authorships, please write their names below. For example: "Alberto Cruz, Judith Simpson, and Dennis Tanggo"

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Do not use caps lock in typing the title of your paper below. For example: "State responses to Global Anthropocene"

Write an abstract that is between 170 to 250 words emphasizing a summary or an in-depth analysis of your paper. It constitutes the issue (research problem), framework (theoretical/conceptual), method(s), and some important preliminary findings. For example: "The universalizing tendency of the Anthropocene as a concept overshadows the injustices and inequalities in human history. Those most responsible for the causes of the Anthropocene are less likely to bear the brunt of its consequences, while those who are least responsible are generally the most vulnerable. Unsustainable practices, and even responses to environmental challenges in the Anthropocene, may also amplify present injustices and inequalities between and within societies. The challenge for IR scholars, practitioners, and students is to disrupt these Western-centric, hubristic, and exclusionary tendencies and situate the myriad histories, vulnerabilities, and agencies in this new geological epoch. The findings offer an overview and some considerations for pluralizing IR discipline’s engagement with the Anthropocene discourse."

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Please provide your 50- to 100-word CV note emphasizing your research interests, current works, link to your academic page, and publications, if there's any. Here is an example: "Dahlia Simangan is an Assistant Professor at Hiroshima University. She is a former JSPS Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the United Nations University in Tokyo and holds a PhD in International Relations from the Australian National University. Her research interests include post-conflict peacebuilding, the peace-sustainability nexus, and international relations in the Anthropocene. For publication details, click https://dahliasimangan.com/."