Rising Temperatures, Rising Tensions:

With climate change reshaping the global landscape—straining alliances, revealing new areas for exploitation, igniting new flashpoints—are prevailing theories of international relations equipped to account for the transformation? And what are the repercussions of this evolving reality for great power competition? As he addresses these questions, Anthony Rodin positions climate change as a structural force that is driving state behavior and exacerbating conflicts between the US and China, among other powers.