Jennifer Jacquet

Jennifer Jacquet is an assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Studies at New York University. She is interested in large-scale cooperation dilemmas, such as overfishing and climate change, and the mechanisms that might help provide the impetus for large-scale behavior changes. Her first book, Is Shame Necessary? New uses for an Old Tool, was published Pantheon Press in March 2015. For more information, see: http://jenniferjacquet.com.

Contributions to Humans & Nature:

• Big Oil and Baboons: On Culture, Conscience, and Climate Denial
  A response to “What are the connections between culture and conscience?”
• We Are Not Not Evolved to Respond to Climate Change
  A response to “Mind and morality: where do they meet?”

Noteworthy Links:

• JenniferJacquet.com
  Visit Jennifer Jacquet’s website.
  
• Is shame necessary? : new uses for an old tool
  A book by Jennifer Jacquet.