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Identity construction among foreign female teachers in Japanese higher education

In this chapter, the Diane Hawley Nagatomo provides background information to illustrate the context in which the contributors to this book live and work, and then by considering how Wenger’s (1998) theory of identity might provide a useful lens for a closer reading of the stories told in this volume.