Dr. Timothy Clack is an archaeologist and anthropologist whose research examines culture and conflict, heritage and identity, and the ways in which the past is used to shape contemporary social and political narratives.
At UNU-INWEH, Dr Clack contributes to climate security and resilience research, pedagogical initiatives, and the development of climate intelligence understandings and tools.
Dr. Clack is an Associate Professor in the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography and Director of the Climate Change & (In)Security Programme at the University of Oxford. His multidisciplinary research, which focuses on climate security, societal resilience, climate intelligence, and conflict drivers and aftermaths, is characterised by a strong research-to-policy commitment.
Dr. Clack holds a PhD and an MA in Anthropology and Archaeology from the University of Manchester.