Jessamy Perriam

Jessamy Perriam serves as a Senior Lecturer at the School of Cybernetics, Australian National University. She maintains significant external affiliations including Associate Professor at the IT University of Copenhagen (since 2020) and Expert Fellow with SPRITE+ (since 2019).

Her academic qualifications are:

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Murdoch University
• Master of Arts (MA) from the University of London
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of London

Dr. Perriam's research centers on digital sociology, digital social research methods and ethics, and public sector digital transformation. She investigates societal impacts of digital technologies through interdisciplinary approaches, examining intersections of social structures, public policy, and digitalization processes. Her work emphasizes ethical dimensions and potential social harms in digital transformation, particularly within public sector contexts and social media ecosystems.

Recent publications (2023-2024) demonstrate concentrated exploration of digital transformation in public sectors, feminist digital methodologies, and failure studies in technology. Key thematic threads include ethical frameworks for digital research, social media's role in mundane disruptions, policy durability in digital contexts, and methodological innovations through feminist approaches to digital scholarship.