El Andalucismo Hoy

Andalusianism is at a crossroads of identities and political aspirations, often mired in confusion and opportunism. This book, through its twelve texts based on the interventions of the XVII Congress of the Blas Infante Foundation, offers a deep and diverse exploration of the concept of Andalusianism from political, cultural, socioeconomic and feminist perspectives. From reflecting on the authenticity of political Andalusianism to examining Andalusian culture and identity as tools of resistance and affirmation, the authors unfold a rich tapestry of ideas that seek to revive the spirit of Blas Infante. They rigorously address the complexity of the current crisis and propose a reconfiguration of Andalusia as a central political subject, capable of self-governance and deciding its future. The text also explores the impact of the economy on Andalusian culture, highlighting the challenges facing the region in the face of speculation and exploitation. Andalusia is alive in these pages, not only as a geographical entity, but as a vibrant space of debate and hope for its inhabitants and for all those interested in the future of their regional cultures.