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Jessica F. Green is a Professor at the University of Toronto, with cross-appointments in the Department of Political Science and the School of the Environment. Her research focuses on climate governance, non-state actors, private authority, and transnational regulation.
- BA, Brown University
- MPA, Columbia University
- PhD, Princeton University
Green’s work examines how non-state actors and institutions outside the multilateral system address global environmental challenges. She analyzes the role of NGOs as de facto rulemakers in the climate regime, their partnerships with multinational corporations, and critiques the effectiveness of the Paris Agreement. Her recent research highlights the limitations of carbon pricing and offsets while advocating for reforms in international trade and finance institutions to accelerate decarbonization.
Her publications span journals like Nature, International Organization, and Business and Politics, with a recurring focus on regime complexity, organizational ecology, and climate governance. She blogs regularly for the Washington Post and co-authored influential pieces on oil companies’ greenwashing strategies.
- 2022 Fellowship, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton University
- 2021 Featured Scholar of the Week, Green Climate Social Science Network
- Member of the Royal Society of Canada
Green’s research has shaped debates on green industrial policy, net zero targets, and the political economy of climate change. She advises governments and corporations on regime complexity and transnational regulation, emphasizing the need for systemic reforms over incremental measures.
