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Jane Green is a Professorial Fellow and Professor of Political Science and British Politics at the University of Oxford. She directs the Nuffield Politics Research Centre and co-directs the British Election Study. Her affiliations include roles as President of the British Polling Council, Senior Fellow at the University of Hull's Centre for British Politics, and Affiliate at Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science. She holds a DPhil from Nuffield College (2007) and has been a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University and UC Berkeley.
Her research examines political accountability, electoral behavior, economic insecurity, and the interplay of cultural/economic factors in politics. Key interests include Brexit's societal impact, survey methodology, gender dynamics in voting, and generational shifts in political attitudes. She actively mentors underrepresented groups and supervises PhD projects leveraging election study data.
Green's publications focus on British electoral volatility, competence shocks (e.g., COVID-19), economic voting, and methodological innovations in political measurement. Her work consistently addresses real-world policy impacts, voter realignment, and the democratization of political analysis through public engagement.
- Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (FAAAS)
- Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences (FAcSS)
- Pippa Norris Prize (2023, with BES team)
- Impact Leader Award (2023)
- Research Communicator of the Year (2015)
She leads the British Election Study, advises policymakers, and serves as ITV News Election Analyst for major UK/US elections. Her grants and projects explore economic inequality, generational wealth transfers, and electoral disproportionality.
Green directs the Nuffield Politics Research Centre, co-leads the British Election Study team, and collaborates with international institutions like Harvard's IQSS. She emphasizes translating academic research into public understanding through media analysis and policy engagement.
