Authored and edited volumes on participation, transparency, and democratic governance.
"All those affected by a collective decision should have a say in making that decision." Explores how the All-Affected Principle reshapes democratic rules amid global interdependence.
Cambridge University Press →
Examines eleven episodes of democratic breakdown from ancient Athens to present-day Turkey, Russia, and Venezuela, identifying patterns like polarization and anti-democratic actors.
Oxford University Press →
Analyzes how fiscal transparency and participation affect government responsiveness and accountability.
Brookings →
Examines public transparency across domains including education, pollution, national security, and healthcare.
Cambridge University Press →
An examination of how political decisions can erode the foundations of citizen participation in democracy.
Brookings →
A study of institutional innovations that enable empowered participatory governance in urban settings.
Princeton University Press →
Institutional innovations that deepen democracy through empowered participatory governance.
Verso Press →
Examines labor standards, ethical sourcing, and regulatory approaches to sweatshop labor.
The role of labor pension funds in economic and social development.
New approaches to environmental regulation that go beyond traditional top-down methods.
A four-volume reference collection on constitutionalism, democracy, and institutional design.