Books by JD Rossetti
Books on democracy, human rights, global governance, public policy, and the difficult choices societies make about their future.
COUNTED OUT
How Winner-Take-All Elections Leave Millions Unrepresented
An examination of electoral structures, representation, and what winner-take-all systems mean for voters whose preferences never translate into representation.
Reclaiming the Future
A Practical Blueprint for Economic Transformation and Human Rights
A policy-focused exploration of economic transformation, human rights, and practical pathways toward institutions that better serve people and communities.
The United States of the World vs. The United Nations
Can Global Unity and National Sovereignty Coexist?
A thought experiment about global governance, international institutions, sovereignty, and whether political unity can coexist with national self-determination.
The Trillionaire Club
The Moral Mandate to End Global Hunger
A case for treating extreme wealth, global hunger, and humanitarian responsibility as connected moral and policy questions rather than separate problems.
Oh, Canada
The Maple Leaf’s Journey to Stars and Stripes
A hypothetically serious exploration of what political, constitutional, cultural, and practical questions might arise if Canada ever considered U.S. statehood.
Greenland: The 51st State?
A Humorously Serious Exploration of Statehood
A deliberately provocative thought experiment about Greenland, statehood, sovereignty, strategic interests, and the absurdities that can accompany serious geopolitical questions.