Where Horizons Meet: Encounters Across Borders and Identities

Where Horizons Meet: Encounters Across Borders and Identities brings together compelling personal narratives about living, learning, and working across cultures. Edited by Bo Zhang, Dawn Michele Whitehead, Krishna Bista, and Uttam Gaulee, this volume explores identity, belonging, migration, resilience, language, inclusion, global citizenship, and intercultural learning through the lived experiences of students, scholars, educators, and professionals.

Part of the Global Essay Book Series, the collection includes 17 essays from diverse cultural and international contexts. The contributors reflect on study abroad, discrimination, disability, acculturation, multilingualism, academic life, professional mobility, and the transformative power of crossing borders.

Ideal for: students, educators, international education professionals, researchers, travelers, and readers interested in global citizenship, identity, migration, and intercultural understanding.

Editors: Bo Zhang, Dawn Michele Whitehead, Krishna Bista, Uttam Gaulee
Publisher: STAR Scholars Press
Series: Global Essay Book Series, Volume 6
Hardcover ISBN: 979-8-89524-079-3
eBook ISBN: 979-8-89524-080-9

A thoughtful collection about what happens when people cross borders—and discover new ways of understanding themselves and the world.