
Jenni Puroila is an organizational scholar at the Stockholm School of Economics and a member of the Posthumanities hub. She is currently working on her doctoral thesis, which examines the organization of more-than-human care relations in Nordic forests through affective ethnography, drawing on environmental humanities and feminist posthumanities. Her current interests include plants, affective and dark ecology, and environmental aesthetics. Her academic background includes studying ethics and accountability in relation to organizations and sustainable development.
Selected publications
Puroila, Jenni & Huopalainen, Astrid. Healing forest imaginaries and more-than-human care work. 85th Annual meeting of the Academy of Management. 25-29 July, 2025. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Puroila Jenni. Healer trees and multispecies care laboring. 40th EGOS Colloquium, Sub-theme 06: Organizing with More-than-Humans? Post-Human Performativity Amid Perpetual Crisis, July 4-6, 2024, Milan, Italy
Puroila, Jenni. Healer trees and multispecies care labor. The 16th NESS – Nordic Environmental Social Science Conference. 4–6 June 2024, Turku, Finland