Innan Sasaki is Professor in Organisation Studies at Warwick Business School, UK.Sofiane Baba is Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the Université de Sherbrooke, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction – Cultural Marginalization and Beyond: Organizing for Peace in a Divided World; Innan Sasaki and Sofiane BabaChapter 2. A Marginalized Group’s Land Ownership and Cultural Costs of Legitimation; Eun Young SongChapter 3. Learning to Labor Like a Hard-Working Foreigner; Michel Anteby, Ashley Mears, and Patricia S. WardChapter 4. ‘Doing’ Gender to ‘Undo’ Culture: Entrepreneurs’ Cultural Marginalization and Legitimacy Work in (Neo)Patriarchal Societies; Sophie AlkhaledChapter 5. Rewriting Culture from the Margins: Asian Australian Strategies for Cultural Inclusion; Kyoung-Hee Yu and Helena LiuChapter 6. The Moral and Emotional Impact of Well-Intentioned Policy on Marginalized Communities; Farah Kodeih, Mia Raynard, and Hong T. M. BuiChapter 7. Navigating Cultural Marginalization: Breaking Free from a Cultural Chokehold via Digital Technologies; Shivaang SharmaChapter 8. Mimicry, Hybridity and the Ontology of Marginalization: A Critical Exploration of Post-Colonial Organizing; Abass Bila and Michelle MiellyChapter 9. Profiting from Marginalized Patients: Examining the Links between Collective Corruption and Marginalization in Public Healthcare; Farooq Ahmad and Rashedur ChowdhurySection 1. ReflectionsChapter 10. Legitimation and Emancipation: Expanding the Scope of Cultural Entrepreneurship Research; Michael Lounsbury and Samira NazarChapter 11. Deep Roots: Scholarship as a Catalyst for Visibility and Change; Ana María PeredoSection 2. TestimonialsChapter 12. The French Colonial War on Algeria: A Short Personal Reminiscence; Taïeb HafsiChapter 13. The Work of Generations: Resisting Cultural Marginalization of and with Ukraine and Ukrainians (with the Voice of the Academic Diaspora); Bozhena (Bo) Kelestyn and Halyna PadalkoChapter 14. Voices of Resilience: Navigating Cultural Marginalization in Palestine; Rabeh MorrarChapter 15. When Cultural Resistance Creates New Margins: The Venice Pavilion that Never Opened; Lior Zalmanson and Julia CoffSection 3. Concluding RemarksChapter 16. Concluding Remarks 1: Invitation to a More Hopeful Future; Innan SasakiChapter 17. Concluding Remarks 2: Peace and Harmony Begin with Us; Sofiane Baba

Innan Sasaki is Professor in Organisation Studies at Warwick Business School, UK.Sofiane Baba is Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the Université de Sherbrooke, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction – Cultural Marginalization and Beyond: Organizing for Peace in a Divided World; Innan Sasaki and Sofiane BabaChapter 2. A Marginalized Group’s Land Ownership and Cultural Costs of Legitimation; Eun Young SongChapter 3. Learning to Labor Like a Hard-Working Foreigner; Michel Anteby, Ashley Mears, and Patricia S. WardChapter 4. ‘Doing’ Gender to ‘Undo’ Culture: Entrepreneurs’ Cultural Marginalization and Legitimacy Work in (Neo)Patriarchal Societies; Sophie AlkhaledChapter 5. Rewriting Culture from the Margins: Asian Australian Strategies for Cultural Inclusion; Kyoung-Hee Yu and Helena LiuChapter 6. The Moral and Emotional Impact of Well-Intentioned Policy on Marginalized Communities; Farah Kodeih, Mia Raynard, and Hong T. M. BuiChapter 7. Navigating Cultural Marginalization: Breaking Free from a Cultural Chokehold via Digital Technologies; Shivaang SharmaChapter 8. Mimicry, Hybridity and the Ontology of Marginalization: A Critical Exploration of Post-Colonial Organizing; Abass Bila and Michelle MiellyChapter 9. Profiting from Marginalized Patients: Examining the Links between Collective Corruption and Marginalization in Public Healthcare; Farooq Ahmad and Rashedur ChowdhurySection 1. ReflectionsChapter 10. Legitimation and Emancipation: Expanding the Scope of Cultural Entrepreneurship Research; Michael Lounsbury and Samira NazarChapter 11. Deep Roots: Scholarship as a Catalyst for Visibility and Change; Ana María PeredoSection 2. TestimonialsChapter 12. The French Colonial War on Algeria: A Short Personal Reminiscence; Taïeb HafsiChapter 13. The Work of Generations: Resisting Cultural Marginalization of and with Ukraine and Ukrainians (with the Voice of the Academic Diaspora); Bozhena (Bo) Kelestyn and Halyna PadalkoChapter 14. Voices of Resilience: Navigating Cultural Marginalization in Palestine; Rabeh MorrarChapter 15. When Cultural Resistance Creates New Margins: The Venice Pavilion that Never Opened; Lior Zalmanson and Julia CoffSection 3. Concluding RemarksChapter 16. Concluding Remarks 1: Invitation to a More Hopeful Future; Innan SasakiChapter 17. Concluding Remarks 2: Peace and Harmony Begin with Us; Sofiane Baba

Innan Sasaki is Professor in Organisation Studies at Warwick Business School, UK.Sofiane Baba is Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the Université de Sherbrooke, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction – Cultural Marginalization and Beyond: Organizing for Peace in a Divided World; Innan Sasaki and Sofiane BabaChapter 2. A Marginalized Group’s Land Ownership and Cultural Costs of Legitimation; Eun Young SongChapter 3. Learning to Labor Like a Hard-Working Foreigner; Michel Anteby, Ashley Mears, and Patricia S. WardChapter 4. ‘Doing’ Gender to ‘Undo’ Culture: Entrepreneurs’ Cultural Marginalization and Legitimacy Work in (Neo)Patriarchal Societies; Sophie AlkhaledChapter 5. Rewriting Culture from the Margins: Asian Australian Strategies for Cultural Inclusion; Kyoung-Hee Yu and Helena LiuChapter 6. The Moral and Emotional Impact of Well-Intentioned Policy on Marginalized Communities; Farah Kodeih, Mia Raynard, and Hong T. M. BuiChapter 7. Navigating Cultural Marginalization: Breaking Free from a Cultural Chokehold via Digital Technologies; Shivaang SharmaChapter 8. Mimicry, Hybridity and the Ontology of Marginalization: A Critical Exploration of Post-Colonial Organizing; Abass Bila and Michelle MiellyChapter 9. Profiting from Marginalized Patients: Examining the Links between Collective Corruption and Marginalization in Public Healthcare; Farooq Ahmad and Rashedur ChowdhurySection 1. ReflectionsChapter 10. Legitimation and Emancipation: Expanding the Scope of Cultural Entrepreneurship Research; Michael Lounsbury and Samira NazarChapter 11. Deep Roots: Scholarship as a Catalyst for Visibility and Change; Ana María PeredoSection 2. TestimonialsChapter 12. The French Colonial War on Algeria: A Short Personal Reminiscence; Taïeb HafsiChapter 13. The Work of Generations: Resisting Cultural Marginalization of and with Ukraine and Ukrainians (with the Voice of the Academic Diaspora); Bozhena (Bo) Kelestyn and Halyna PadalkoChapter 14. Voices of Resilience: Navigating Cultural Marginalization in Palestine; Rabeh MorrarChapter 15. When Cultural Resistance Creates New Margins: The Venice Pavilion that Never Opened; Lior Zalmanson and Julia CoffSection 3. Concluding RemarksChapter 16. Concluding Remarks 1: Invitation to a More Hopeful Future; Innan SasakiChapter 17. Concluding Remarks 2: Peace and Harmony Begin with Us; Sofiane Baba