Mapping how ideologies shape governance
Research at the intersection of political ideology, complexity science, and network analysis
RESEARCH PHILOSOPHY
I'm Jinelle Piereder, a researcher working across political ideology, global governance, and complexity science.
Ideologies and worldviews don't just float around in the ether — they're embedded in social relationships, shaped by discourse, and deeply consequential for how societies frame and attempt to solve collective problems.
I use tools from network analysis and complexity science to make those connections visible — and to understand why ideology matters more, and differently, than we tend to think.
ABOUT
Interests & Background
How I got here, what I study, and what drives the work.
WRITING
Research & Policy Writing
Academic articles, policy briefs, and analytical reports—each accompanied by a plain-language summary for clarity.
PORTFOLIO
Data & Network Maps
Interactive visualizations from my research, including network maps of ideological and governance dynamics.