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Introduction Fred Dervin and Karen Risager  Part 1: Identity and Interculturality: Studying Narratives  1. Identity Transformations in Intercultural Encounters: A Dialogical Analysis Irini Kadianaki, Ria O’Sullivan-Lago & Alex Gillespie  2. Enregistered and Emergent Identities in Narrative Anna de Fina 3. Identity: Brought about or Brought Along? Narrative as a Privileged Site for Researching Intercultural Identities Mike Baynham  Part 2: Identity and Interculturality: Studying interaction and discursive contexts  4. Ethnomethodological Methods for Identity and Culture: Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Elizabeth Stokoe & Frederick Attenborough  5. Interculturality: Reconceptualising Cultural Memberships and Identities through Translanguaging Practice Zhu Hua  6. Discursive Ethnography – A Microanalytical Perspective on Cultural Performance and Common Sense in Student Counseling Interviews Louise Tranekjær  Part 3: Identity and Interculturality: Studying practices and discourses in local and global contexts  7. Interculturality in Ethnographic Practice: Noisy Silences Lise Paulsen Galal  8. Who Decides what to Develop and How? Methodological Reflections on Postcolonial Contributions to Analysis of Development Fieldwork Heidi Bojsen  Part 4: Identity and Interculturality: Revisiting concepts and analytical foci  9. On Legitimate and Illegitimate Blendings - Towards an Analytics of Hybridity Birgitta Frello  10. Identity and Subjectivity: Different Timescales, Different Methodologies Claire Kramsch  Concluding Remarks: Towards More Equitable Research on Identity and Interculturality? Fred Dervin & Karen Risager