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Cormac Cleary is a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in Social Anthropology. His research is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, focusing on the intersections of Gaelic language preservation, heritage, culture, and nature conservation in the Western Isles of Scotland. With extensive fieldwork experience in ethnography, particularly over two years in South Uist, Cleary has previously worked within fishing communities in southwest Ireland and has a strong background in environmental management and the arts. He has presented at conferences such as the ASA Conference and the SIEF Congress and has contributed to peer-reviewed publications, including his article on seal-fishery conflict published in the Irish Journal of Anthropology. Cleary is actively involved in academia as an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and has served as a tutor and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, teaching various undergraduate and postgraduate courses related to anthropology and social development.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh, Scotland
Conducting research on the preservation of Gaelic language and culture within the context of environmental conservation.
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