Vicent Flor Moreno

Vicent Flor Moreno is a Spanish sociologist and academic at the University of Valencia, where he serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology within the Faculty of Social Sciences. He is also a professor-tutor at the UNED (National University of Distance Education). His research centers on political sociology, the sociology of culture, and the analysis of Valencian identity, particularly in relation to anti-Catalanism and linguistic politics. He has been actively involved in cultural institutions, serving as the academic director of the Nexo Foundation (2011–2015) and currently as director of the Alfons el Magnànim Institution since 2015.

His research interests include the social reproduction of ideology, national and regional identities, cultural hegemony, and the political economy of the Valencian Community. He is particularly known for his critical analyses of blaverism—a Valencian right-wing, anti-Catalanist ideology—and its influence on social and political structures. His work bridges academic scholarship and public intellectual engagement, often sparking debate in media and cultural forums.

The body of his work, including major publications like Noves glòries a Espanya and Societat anónima, reveals a consistent focus on identity formation, political power, and socio-economic critique in the Valencian context. These works span sociology, political science, and cultural studies, with recurring themes of marginalization, linguistic politics, and institutional critique. His publications often combine empirical research with narrative depth, making them accessible beyond academic circles.

• Joanot Martorell Prize for Narrative (2021)

Flor has supervised doctoral research and contributed to the academic formation of students, though specific advisees are not listed. He has led research initiatives through institutions like the CECPI (Center for the Study of Culture, Power and Identities) and has collaborated with cultural entities such as ACV Tirant lo Blanc. While no direct mention of research grants is made, his institutional leadership roles suggest involvement in funded projects and cultural programming. His interdisciplinary approach integrates sociology, anthropology, and political theory.

He is affiliated with the CECPI research group and has curated exhibitions at the Valencian Museum of Enlightenment and Modernity. His work with the Nexo Foundation and the Alfons el Magnànim Institution reflects a commitment to public sociology and cultural dissemination. These roles involve organizing academic events, supporting research, and promoting Valencian intellectual life.