Spain After the Indignados/15M Movement

Part I. A New Cultural Politics for Spain1. Introduction: A New Cultural Politics for Spain; Óscar Pereira-Zazo and Steven L. TorresPart II. Political Crisis2. 15-M and Indignant Democracy: Legitimation Problems within Neoliberal Capitalism; Juan Carlos Monedero3. 'Populism' as the Task of Constructing a People for Change; Luis Alegre Zahonero4. Podemos in Spain: Limits and Possibilities for Change; Santiago Alba RicoPart III. Economic Failure5. Speculation and Corruption in the DNA of the Spanish Economy; José Manuel Naredo6. The 15-M and the Financialization of Spanish Society; Armando Fernández-Steinko7. Basic Income: A Rational Proposal Guaranteeing the Material Existence of the Population; Daniel Raventós and Julie WarkPart IV. Environmental Crossroads8. Feminism and Environmentalism in Dialogue with the 15-M and the New Political Cycle in Spain; Yayo Herrero9. The Podemos Phenomenon and the Crisis of Civilization; Emilio Santiago-Muiño10. Toward a Postindustrial Left in Spain: Political Parties and Social Movements Facing the Collapse of Civilization; Manuel Casal-LodeiroPart V. Media Control11. Media Control and Emancipation: The Public Sphere in Post-15-M Spain; Sebastiaan Faber and Bécquer Seguín12. The Press is Dead... Long Live the Press; Pascual Serrano13. Breaking the Walls of the Palace. The 15-M Facing the Mass Media and the Culture Industry; César Rendueles and Jorge SolaPart VI. Social Mobilization14. From the Politicization of Life to the New Politics; Marina Garcés15. Post-15-M Grassroots Interventions in and for Public Space-Resurgence in Everyday Forms of Control and Resistance; Megan Saltzman16. PAH; Jordi Mir-GarciaPart VII. Culture in Transition17. Cultura a la Contra: Toward Alternatives to the Civilizational and Ecological Crisis; Palmar Álvarez-Blanco18. Reasons to Celebrate; Alberto San Juan19. Ending the Culture of Fear Once and for All: Notes on NegraBlanca and Other Forms of Post-15-M Empowerment; Luis Moreno-Caballud and Helena de

Óscar Pereira-Zazo teaches Spanish literature and cultural theory at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. He is author of El Análisis de la Comunicación en Español and De cómo el Libro de buen amor llegó a serlo, and co-editor of two critical editions of the Book of the Archpriest of Hita.

Steven L. Torres teaches Spanish and Spanish literature and culture at the University of Nebraska Omaha, USA. He is a co-founder of ALCESXXI. Much of his research focusses on metacultural discourse and the complex relation between culture and politics. He is author of Discurso metacultural en España: Miguel de Unamuno.