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The concept cultural policy is widespread among social researchers because it makes easy the integration of traditional culture elements into the study of the political action of marginalized groups. Even though in historical investigation the use of this analysis category is recent, its use is giving fruitful results. However, it may seem that this concept is not functional when applied to Ancient Regime contexts. This paper proposes some reflections around the meaning of the notion “cultural policy” trying to get its analytical benefits in the study of pre Borbonican. It is focused on how marginalized demographic groups from New Spain society used tools in order to question the State and states that those strategies can be assumed as cultural policy practices sprung from the traditional discourse, the laws and the segregational policies of Spanish monarchy.

Cultura política en el Antiguo Régimen: distinción, políticas de segregación y conquista de espacios de interpelación en la Nueva España