Hired Professor Doctor in the Department of Sociology: Methodology and Theory of the Complutense University of Madrid. His main areas of interest are political sociology, economic sociology and social theory, and his research has mainly revolved around the precariousness of the labor market and the class dimension of political conflict. He is president of the Economic Sociology Committee of the Spanish Federation of Sociology and member of the Institute of Social Transformations (TRANSOC). He has published articles in magazines such as Social Movement Studies, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Thesis Eleven o Teaching Sociology.

Many of his research interests revolve around the connection between class and politics, and include the transformation of welfare and employment regimes, social conflicts around the ecological crisis, the economic-cultural reconfiguration of political cleavages or the influence of inequality on political life, but he is also interested in more theoretical questions such as the role of values in social science and their effects on public debate or real utopias alternative to fossil capitalism.