Journal of International and Intercultural Communication

Using social networking sites for language learning to develop intercultural competence in language education programs

Promoting intercultural friendship among college students

Interculturality as an interactional achievement: Doubting others’ nationality and accounting for the doubt

Delinking rhetorics of neoliberalism: An analysis of South American leftist presidents’ speeches

Testing “racial fetish” in health prevention messages: Chinese evaluation of ethnicity-(in)congruent messages as a function of out-group favoritism

When religion meets academia: Millennial Christians becoming cultural Others on a minority-serving campus in the United States

From Japanese otaku to Taiwanese zhainan: Understanding transcultural masculinity through a cultural term in Taiwan

Criticism strategies and their underlying cultural norms in online interactions: A study of native speakers of Persian and English

Black is not beautiful: Persistent messages and the globalization of “white” beauty in African women’s magazines

Communicating citizenship in China’s digital society

Stretching the boundaries of international and intercultural communication research

Let me tell you a story: Narrative effects in the communication of stigma toward migrant workers in China

From form to function: Mobile language resources in the Vietnamese customs setting

Cultural value discrepancies, strategic positioning and integrated identity: American migrants’ experiences of being the Other in mainland China

A cross-cultural comparison of expectations in romantic relationships: India and the United States

Olfaction and emotion: The quest for olfactory restoration in two speech communities

Perceptions of police-civilian encounters: Intergroup and communication dimensions in the United Arab Emirates and the USA

News narratives as identity performance: A narrative analysis of Taiwanese and international news coverage of interracial intimacy

Cultural identity in modern-day Belarusian discourse on public creativity

Border matters: A new materialist critique of installation art on the U.S.–Mexico border