Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Notes on contributors -- Chapter 1. The formation of L2 selves in a globalizing world -- Part I. Forming identities within (trans)national ethnoscapes -- Introduction to Part I -- Chapter 2. "I'm two pieces inside of me": Negotiating belonging through narratives of linguistic and ethnic hybridity -- Chapter 3. Integration through the accueil program: Language and belonging among newcomer adolescents in Quebec -- Chapter 4. Performing "national" practices: Identity and hybridity in immigrant youths' communication -- Chapter 5. L1 and L2 reading practices in the lives of Latina immigrant women studying English: School literacies, home literacies, and literacies that construct identities -- Part II. Identifying with third spaces among ideoscapes -- Introduction to Part II -- Chapter 6. Mutuality, engagement, and agency: Negotiating identity on stays abroad -- Chapter 7. National identity and language learning abroad: American students in the post 9/11 era -- Chapter 8. "You're a real a Swahili!": Western women's resistance to identity slippage in Tanzania -- Part III. Constructing identities in mediascapes -- Introduction to Part III -- Chapter 9. Doing-hip-hop in the transformation of youth identities: Social class, habitus, and cultural capital -- Chapter 10. When life is off da hook: Hip-hop identity and identification, BESL, and the pedagogy of pleasure -- Chapter 11. Identity theft or revealing one's true self ?: The media and construction of identity in Japanese as a foreign language -- Chapter 12. Identity and interaction in internet-mediated contexts -- Epilogue. Hybridizing scapes and the production of new identities -- References -- Index