This page brings together my authored and edited books. My work spans water politics, environmental crises, political geography, and the infrastructures through which power is exercised.
Geopolitics in the Anthropocene (Bristol University Press, 2027)

The book puts the ‘geo’ back into geopolitics, placing environmental resources at the heart of global power, and demonstrating how struggles over energy, water and critical minerals are reshaping the planet. International case studies show how state sovereignty is hollowed out by global capital, with power concentrated in the material networks of pipelines, dams and digital grids.
Thirst: the Global Quest to Solve the Water Crisis (Verso Books, 2025)

A critical examination of contemporary responses to water crisis, and of the political, technological, and ideological assumptions that shape them.
Political Geography in Practice: Theories, Approaches, Methodologies (Palgrave Macmillan, 2024)

A co-edited volume exploring theories, approaches, and methodologies in political geography, and reflecting on how the field is researched and practiced.
Sete: Crisi idrica e capitalismo (Ponte alle Grazie, 2024)

Sete è un’impietosa critica alle strategie messe in atto per arginare la crisi idrica, un campanello d’allarme sugli effetti devastanti della fede cieca nel mercato. Ma allo stesso tempo è una profonda riflessione sul nostro rapporto con la natura e un potente richiamo all’azione: « Non è mai troppo tardi per prendere posizione e invertire la rotta del discorso».
Power and Water in Central Asia (Routledge, 2018)

An analysis of the relationship between water, state power, and regional politics in Central Asia, with particular attention to the ways hydraulic resources are entangled with sovereignty, legitimacy, and geopolitical tension.
Water, Technology and the Nation-State (Routledge Earthscan, 2018)

A co-edited collection examining the political and historical relationships between water, technological systems, and state formation.