Planetary Precarity and ‘More-Than-Human Security’: The Securitization Challenge in the Aftermath of COVID-19

COVID-19 has elevated anew the import of holistically conceiving human-environmental well-being and tackling overarching precarities our ecologies, societies public health in strategies securitization. This paper considers key challenge reimagining securitization aftermath makes two core arguments. The first is that addressing precarity a starting point lies being mindful how it differentially experienced across multiple social hierarchies human world. draws upon Judith Butler’s work on ‘frames seeing’ to consider current moment can elicit contrapuntal concern for those who have always been precarious but not view. second argument vital move beyond broader sense planetary , which turn prompts need strategize ‘more-than-human’ security. Developing concept ‘human security’, reflects we usefully envision ‘more-than-human security’ more biologically stable sustainable planet.