DOMINGUEZ Pablo

My name is Pablo Dominguez. I combine a 6 years BSc in Environmental Biology at the Autonomous University of Madrid, with a 7 years PhD research in Sociocultural Anthropology at the EHESS of Paris and the Autonomous University of Barcelona. After a 2 years’ research postdoc at the School of Anthropology and Conservation of Kent University (UK) and others at the UB and the UAB (Spain) doing both research and teaching, I integrated into the CNRS as Senior Researcher in 2017. My training as much as my present scientific approach are deeply transdisciplinary, and I like to define myself as an Environmental Anthropologist or Eco-Anthropologist. I am specialized on the management and governance of pastoral resources by local communities and their conservation capacities, as well as their biocultural diversity, particularly in the Mediterranean region but not exclusively. I have a particular expertise on social-environmental interactions, mountain territories, their heritage enhancement and its political implications. In fact, I also focus on possible alleys of support to these commons and their interesting values. I therefore also research ‘about’ and ‘for’ action in favor of the natural and cultural values of such systems, notably in Morocco, France, Spain and the Balkans. This takes me often to interact with civic society organizations, public bodies and different stakeholders and decision-makers in a continuous effort to favor knowledge transfer and application. More information at https://piccahers.org/

Publications: https://cv.archives-ouvertes.fr/pablo-dominguez?langChosen=fr