I am a political philosopher working in political theory, democratic theory, history of political thought, and metaethics. My research interests primarily lie with justifications of democracy, democratic legitimacy and obligation, political equality, parties and partisanship, and the ethics of voting.
Assistant Professor & Principal
Investigator
Department of Social and Political
Sciences
University of Milan
Italy
Destri, C. (forthcoming in 2025), ‘Is Partisanship Dysfunctional for Representative Institutions?’, Journal of Applied Philosophy
Destri, C., & Burrelli, C. (2025), ‘Does your vote matter that much? On the ground of voting-related duties’, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 28(5), 737-754
Häggrot, M.C., & Destri, C. (2025), ‘Proportional Non-Voter Sortition: Legislative Inclusion for Non-Voting Citizens’, Perspectives on Politics, 23(3), 847-864
Destri, C. (2024), ‘Compelled Turnout and Democratic Turnout: Why They Are Different’, Political Studies, 72(2), 805-822