This issue of Humanities Research presents a selection of papers that seek to historicize cross-cultural research - involving studies of particular encounters between people of different cultures and investigation of the disciplinary categories in which those studies took place - and, in so doing, interrogate the term “cross-cultural” and the variety of meanings it has accrued.

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