Research.

Generally, my research is focused on how the world attempts to govern the environmental impacts of financial institutions, which through credit and financial intermediation, are implicated in both the causes of and solutions to greenhouse gas emissions. 

That focus often brings my attention to voluntary initiatives launched by international organizations, NGOs, and business associations that attempt to mobilize collective action among banks, pensions, and investors. These initiatives often interact with and shape public policy and elements of the global climate regime. In investigating these initiatives and interactions, I draw on and contribute to debates in environmental politics, international political economy, and international organization.

You can find my published work on my google scholar profile.