Connor Clery

Connor Clery is a PhD Candidate, Sessional Tutor (part-time), and Research Assistant at the University of Sydney's School of Social and Political Sciences. His affiliation includes the Department of Politics and International Relations. His research focuses on resistance, security, peace, and conflict in global politics using critical theory. He conducts fieldwork in Urabá, Colombia, examining former combatants' experiences to analyze state and international peace-making enterprises.

Education: PhD Candidate in Politics and International Relations.

Research Interests: Resistance dynamics, security studies, peace praxis, critical international relations, sociological and anthropological methodologies.

Key Contributions: Theorizes resistance as a relational political process and frames peripheries as ontological categories shaping global political order.

Advising & Grants: Supervised by Adrian Little and Sara Meger. No listed grants or advisees.