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Ben Gleeson is a transdisciplinary human ecologist whose work examines present-day socio-ecologies from a bio-cultural evolutionary perspective. He holds postgraduate qualifications in Ecological Land Management (Honors) and a Master of Biological Anthropology. His PhD focuses on human social evolution, aiming to support sustainable societal change in the face of impending social-ecological crises. Ben's primary research concerns include human cooperative social evolution and the emergent social processes mediated by ancestral male dominance, competition, and aggression. His work also links contemporary men’s social dominance to persistent violence and colonizing exploitative outcomes, emphasizing the need for deliberative mediation in continuing social competition for sustainable human futures.
Fenner School of Environment and Society • Canberra
Teaching and guiding students in workshops and seminars.
Biological Anthropology Department • Canberra
Delivering lectures and managing course material.
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