The Trans/National Study of Culture. A Translational Perspective	9
	Towards Transnational Approaches to the Study of Culture. From Cultural Studies and Kulturwissenschaften to a Transnational Study of Culture	31
	I. Conceptualizations and Histories	59
	Place and Displaced Categories, or How We Translate Ourselves into Global Histories of the Modern	61
	The Transnational Study of Culture and the Indeterminacy of People(s) and Language(s)	77
	Scenes of Encounter. A Translational Approach to Travelling Concepts in the Study of Culture	101
	From Hybridity to Translation. Reflections on Travelling Con	127
	Is there a Timetable when Concepts Travel?. On Synchronicity in the Emergence of New Concepts Dealing with Border-Crossing Phenomena	145
	What Do We Translate when We Translate?. Context, Process, and Practice as Categories of Cultural Analysis	163
	II. Knowledge Systems and Discursive Fields	177
	Translation and the East There is No Such Thing as an ‘Eastern European Study of Culture’	179
	Australian Cultural Studies. Intellectual Traditions and Critical Perspectives	189
	Cultural Studies. Critical Methodologies and the Transnational Challenge	209
	Translating ‘Media’ and ‘Communication’. National Assignment and Transnational Misunderstanding	231
	D/Rifts between Visual Culture and Image Culture. Relocations of the Transnational Study of the Visual	245
	Notes on Contributors	269
	Index	275