The Cambridge Introduction to Intercultural Communication

About Guido RingsSebastian M. Rasinger

Guido Rings is Emeritus Professor of Postcolonial Studies co-director of the Anglia Ruskin Research Centre for Intercultural and Multilingual Studies (ARRCIMS) and co-founder of iMex and German as a Foreign Language the first internet journals in Europe for their respective fields. Professor Rings has widely published within different areas of critical intercultural and postcolonial studies. This includes as editor the acclaimed Cambridge Handbook of Intercultural Communication (with S. M. Rasinger Cambridge University Press 2020) and as author the world-leading scoring The Other in Contemporary Migrant Cinema (Routledge 2016) and the celebrated La Conquista desbaratada (The Conquest upside down Iberoamericana 2010) next to more than fifty distinguished refereed articles. Sebastian M. Rasinger is Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics at Anglia Ruskin University. His research focuses on language and identity with a particular focus on multilingual and migration contexts. He has extensive experience in teaching courses in these areas at all levels. His textbook Quantitative Research in Linguistics: An Introduction published in two editions (Bloomsbury 2008 and 2013) has sold several thousand copies and has been published in its Spanish translation by Ediciones Akal. Sebastian has a strong interest in equality and diversity in higher education and is currently the vice chair of the QAA Advisory Group for linguistics overseeing the review of the linguistics subject benchmarks in UK HE.