Selected books

Books

Five books from my work in political philosophy and the philosophy of wine. This is a selection, not a complete bibliography.

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Il vino post naturale

Edizioni Ampelos, 2026 · Italian · ISBN 978-88-31286-26-8

Natural wine began as a critique of industrial winemaking. Many of its signs have since become a recognizable style. The book reconstructs that history and presents the post-natural as a move toward agronomic quality, the complexity of soils, and the ecological responsibility of growers.

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Pragmatism and the Wide View of Democracy

Palgrave Macmillan, 2019 · English · DOI 10.1007/978-3-030-18561-9

This account treats democracy as a form of society and as a normative framework for personal, social, economic, and political life. American pragmatism and critical theory provide the basis for rethinking the scope of democratic political theory.

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Le projet démocratique

Une approche pragmatiste

Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2020 · French · EAN 9791035105259

The French translation develops democracy as a social project grounded in habits, patterns of interaction, and forms of organization. It extends democratic theory beyond political institutions to workplaces, families, markets, associations, and public life.

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Les sources sociales de la normativité

Vrin, 2013 · French · ISBN 978-2-7116-2508-6

The study examines how practical rationality operates within the normative practices of social and political life. It understands rationality as a social institution and develops an expressive, pragmatist alternative to the opposition between critical and justificatory accounts of political reason.

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Le voci della ragione

Teorie della razionalità nella filosofia americana contemporanea

Quodlibet, 2009 · Italian · ISBN 978-88-7462-266-5

The book reconstructs debates over rationality in contemporary American moral and political philosophy. It traces the crisis of classical liberal models and develops a pragmatist account of practical rationality centered on articulation, claims, reflexivity, practices, and judgment.

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