Yael Peled

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Yael Peled joined the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences as an associate professor II in 2023. She is a research fellow at the department of socio-cultural diversity at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. Her primary research interests include the contemporary moral, social and political philosophy of language; the politics of multilingual and multicultural societies in democratic theory; interdisciplinarity in the social sciences and the humanities; and complexity theory and ethics in public policy research. She holds a DPhil in Politics and International Relations (political theory) from Nuffield College, Oxford, and a BA in Political Science and General Linguistics (Summa cum Laude) from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Committed to a principled interdisciplinary programme of research, she has held multiple fellowships and other appointments in political science and social policy (Hebrew University; the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute; McGill University; the Faber Arts, Sciences and Humanities Residency of Catalonia in Olot), social and political ethics (Université de Montréal; McGill University; KU Leuven; UCLouvain), education (King’s College London), medicine (McGill University), philosophy of science (Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften/Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main), and Jewish philosophy (Universität Hamburg).