GEOETICA AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

This article is the result of our doctoral studies in human/political geography at the University of Sao Paulo. The first part of the article attempts to discuss the clash between two concepts that are in the peak of political geography and international relations "environmental security" and "political realism", seeking dialogue with the ideas of some contemporaries authors who defend the environmental paradigm as an alternative in the 21st century. The second part of the article is an introduction to "Geoetica of mutual support" that we advocate as a new ontological epistemology engendered from the search that found, on the one hand, the existence of geopolitics of churches in Brazilian territory and, on the other hand, the absence of government churches about the process of mutation of religiosities, especially a process spiritual emancipation through growth of the population without religion that develops the religiosity with autonomy and have concern in "salvation" or conservation of the same and only temple of humanity, the Earth.