Echeverría, J. (2026). There Is No Justice! Against the Clouds and Feudal Technodomination. Ediciones Asimétricas.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18294/pm.2026.6624
Keywords: technodomination, technofeudalism, digital technologies, data, critical citizenship

Abstract

This review presents There Is No Justice! Against the Clouds and Feudal Technodomination (2026), by Javier Echeverría, a work in which the author critically examines new forms of domination associated with the digital environment. Drawing on concepts such as technofeudalism, techno-surplus value, and technodomination, Echeverría analyzes relations of dependency between users and major technology corporations, as well as the appropriation and economic exploitation of data. The book offers an ethical and political reflection on contemporary technologies and argues for the need to exercise critical citizenship in the face of emerging forms of digital power.

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Author Biographies

Cecilia Pourrieux, Universidad Nacional de Lanús

PhD in Philosophy from the National University of Lanús (UNLa). Director of the Specialization and Master’s Degree in Scientific Research Methodology, Department of Humanities and Arts. Advisor to the Research Ethics Committee. Managing Editor of Perspectivas Metodológicas. Director of the Center for Research and Theories of Scientific Practices, National University of Lanús. Member of the Executive Committee of the Argentine Society of Bioethics and Human Rights, Argentine Chapter of the Bioethics Network.

Cristina Ambrosini, Universidad de Buenos Aires

PhD in Philosophy from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). Former Director of the Specialization and Master’s Degree in Scientific Research Methodology at the National University of Lanús (UNLa), where she currently serves as a member of the Academic Committee. Scientific Editor of Perspectivas Metodológicas (UNLa). Member of the UNLa Amílcar Herrera R&D 2024 research project “Challenges for Research Ethics Training in Graduate Programs: Social Research in Health and New Technologies,” directed by Cecilia Pourrieux and co-directed by Sol Terlizzi. Academic Editor of REDES (CBC–UBA). Author of books and articles on ethics and epistemology.

Published
2026-09-10
Issue
Vol. 26 No. 30 (2026): Perspectivas Metodológicas
Section
Reviews