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##How are cultural boundaries created, conceived and experienced? On the public level, the political practices of (sub-)nationalism have been revitalized by contemporary ideologies of multiculturalism providing new rhetorical forms which ultimately deny the legitimacy of indeterminacy. Yet, on the private level, the creation of new intersubjectivities is a normal consequence of movement, mixing, and living together, resulting in novel repertoires of individual and collective experiences. This book seeks to connect both the public and the private within the same frame of analysis.##

• BYRON, REGINALD & ULLRICH KOCKEL: Negotiating culture: An introduction
• ROTH, KLAUS: Living together or living side by side? Interethnic coexistence in multiethnic societies
• STACUL, JARO: Regionalism "from below". Integralist political engagements in Italy in the New Millennium
• CRAWSHAW, ROBERT: The file on H. Metahistory, literature, ethnography, cultural heritage and the Balkan borders
• EISCH-ANGUS, KATHARINA: "Glassworkers would never put up with no borders!" Ethnographic considerations on border-crossing experiences and mentalities along the Czech-German border
• LULEVA, ANA: Intercultural gender relations: The Bulgarian-Greek case
• GERHOLM, LENA: Women"s public bodies - men"s private places: Negotiating religion, gender and sexuality in transnational situations
• CRAITH, MAIREAD NIC & AMANDA MCMULLAN: Spatial analysis of in-migration: Case-study of Northern Ireland
• PRELIC, MLADENA: Mixed marriages: Attitudes and reality among Serbs in Hungary
• MARRANCI, GABRIELE: Being Muslim in Northern Ireland: Dangerous symbols, and the use of English
• KUPER, ADAM: The culture of discrimination