We combine psychological theory and historical data to interpret cultural cycles, forecast social trends, and design evidence-based strategies for long-range decision making.
Psychohistory bridges psychological models and historical evidence to reveal how collective beliefs, emotional climates, and institutional behavior shape long-term social outcomes. We produce peer-reviewed research, practitioner guides, and advisory services tailored to organizations and policymakers.
Quantifying emotional climates across eras to map cultural rise-and-fall dynamics and their policy implications.
Explore papersModeling institutional behavior and decision frameworks over long timescales to inform resilience planning.
Learn about servicesDeveloping metrics that blend discourse analysis, archival patterns, and psychometric signals.
Read methodsStrategic foresight workshops and scenario development for policy teams and NGOs.
Archival synthesis, sentiment quantification, and bespoke statistical modeling for institutional needs.
Hands-on programs for researchers, analysts, and institutional planners who want to apply psychohistorical tools.
Leads longitudinal studies on cultural sentiment with an emphasis on mixed-methods design.
Develops statistical and computational models that connect archival indicators to policy outcomes.
Coordinates institutional partnerships, workshops, and public-facing programs.
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