Victor Muniz-Fraticelli

Victor Muniz-Fraticelli is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law at McGill University. His research focuses on political theory, legal pluralism, jurisprudence, constitutional law, and theories of justice. He explores topics such as intergenerational justice, meta-ethical pluralism, and the intersection of law with religious and social institutions.

His work critiques administrative despotism in modern governance, examines the principle of subsidiarity in EU and Canadian contexts, and analyzes religious freedom within secular legal frameworks. Publications include The Structure of Pluralism (Oxford UP, forthcoming) and contributions to Law in the Time of Risk and Les Atéliers de l’Éthique.

Muniz-Fraticelli has reviewed major works in political theory and jurisprudence, including Henry Richardson’s Democratic Autonomy and Axel Gosseries’ Intergenerational Justice. His scholarship bridges theoretical debates with practical legal challenges in pluralist societies.