Focusing on the developments over the last twenty years in Spain, this stimulating book contains twenty-eight original essays, by recognized specialists, that offer a new interdisciplinary approach to contemporary Spanish culture and society. Combining overviews and case studies, the essays range widely over a diverse series of topic areas, including race, nationalism and identity, the media, gender and sex, religion, sport, and shopping. By providing students, scholars, and general readers entrance to the key debates and issues involved in contemporary Spanish culture, this volume represents a crucial landmark in the ongoing definition of the new field of Spanish Cultural Studies.

1. Redefining National Identities 

2. Negotiating The Past 

3. Media: Regulation, Markets, Publics 

4. Other Voices 

5. Youth and Popular Cultures

Barry Jordan is Professor of Hispanic Studies and Head of Spanish at De Montfort University, Leicester. 

Rikki Morgan-Tamosunas is Dean of Languages and Social Sciences at Anglia Polytechnic University in Cambridge, England.

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