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Introduction Introduction
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Built Spheres of Insecurity Built Spheres of Insecurity
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Other Earths, (Inter)Planetary Imaginaries Other Earths, (Inter)Planetary Imaginaries
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Alter Natures Alter Natures
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Conclusion Conclusion
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8 Return to the Planetary Technosphere
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Published:September 2024
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Abstract
This chapter returns to the subject of spheres of (in)security: technosphere, biosphere, ecosphere. It does so as part of wider consideration of the sociotechnical imagination of planetary crisis management in relation to ‘other Earths’—worlds in which fixes for planetary emergency are proposed to be found in designed solutions and infrastructures that variously seek to model, mimic, or even alter ‘nature’. Such proposals, so the chapter argues, are often outgrowths of modes of geoengineering and ‘active planetary management’ as discussed in previous chapters of the book. They work by articulating expanded conceptions of what might constitute human, natural, and technological worlds, sometimes seeking to challenge or remove conventional distinctions between those worlds. Planetary-international politics also often returns in such considerations and proposals too, though, as the chapter seeks to argue—with the limits of modern politics often seen to pose an obstacle to the imagination of future planetary security.
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