2002
Dalloz (Paris)
This books proposes a new analysis of classic topics in legal philosophy with an outlook informed by history and philosophical tradition but mainly focused on contemporary issues. Main topics : Justice (ch. 1); State, Market and Civil Society (ch. 2); Judicial Ruling (ch. 3) and Human Rights (ch. 4).

2001 Labor
A key site of democratic life, the university is more and more often subject of society’s demands. Without expecting it to renounce its traditional missions of teaching and research, we ask the university to be competitive, to instil a spirit of citizenship, to create professionals from the masses, while itself representing an elite. It should also adapt to new technologies and be a motor behind European structures: so many equirements that bear witness to its profound changes. (...)