His first book Relatos de regreso. Ensayos sobre la obra de Juan José Saer (Beatriz Viterbo, 2015) explores how travel narratives undermine the sense of national identity projected onto the territory imagined as home. He is currently working on a book manuscript entitled The Peronist Archive (1943-1955), which studies how, during the Peronist decade in Argentina, depictions of mass assemblies in public spaces and intellectual discourses on “el pueblo” (“the people”) became the ground for political legitimacy, marking a new phase in the hegemonization of the social sphere.