He published two collections of works of Karl Marx: an anthology of Capital and a selection of texts on historical materialism.
He also edited classic essays by authors such as Walter Benjamin, Karl Polanyi or Jeremy Bentham and worked as a translator.
[2] In it the author questions, among other things, the importance of social networks and the Internet in political action; in fact, its effect is solvent and generates a decreased social reality, not increased, lowering expectations for what can be expected from political intervention or personal relationships.
He questions, first, the ideological consensus regarding the ability of communication technologies to induce positive social dynamics.
Secondly, he makes an analysis of capitalist society as a system that is destructive of community relations and puts isolated citizens at the center of political redemption.