Part I: Foundations  1. Gregory P. Stone (1921-1981): An Interpretive Analysis of His Work; Harvey A. Farberman  2. The Grammar of Dialogues; Robert Perinbanayagam  3. Overcoming 'Analytic Interruptus': The Genesis, Development and Future of Generic Social Processes; Arthur McLuhan and Tony Puddephatt  Part II: The Interaction Order   4. The Interaction Order in the 21st Century and the Case of Police Legitimacy; Christopher J. Schneider  5. Power and Society; Jean-François Côté   6. Erving Goffman and the Evolutionary-Ecological Missing Link; Benjamin W. Kelly and W. Peter Archibald Part III: New Interpretive Studies  7. White Memories of the American Apartheid: Lest We Forget; Gordon Clanton  8. "I was with him before he was anything": The Identity Talk of Football Wives; Deana E. Simonetto  9. Accounting for Trump: The Neutralization of Claims of Racism in the Early Stages of the 2016 Presidential Campaign; Eric O. Silva 10. Approaching the Pulic by Social Worlds: Understanding Bloggers' Taste; Olivier Tredan  11. How Typographers and Sub-editors: Used to Influence Newspaper Content and Materiality; Joël Langonné 12. The Cultural Production of a Successful Sport Tradition: A Case Study of Icelandic Team Handball; Þórólfur Þórlindsson:

Sociologists and other scholars adept in symbolic interactionism explore a broad range of issues, among them identity, dialogue, and legitimacy. In sections on foundations, the interaction order, and new interpretive studies, they consider such topics as dialogues and drama in everyday life, the interaction order in the 21st century and the case of police legitimacy, Erving Goffman and the evolutionary ecological missing link, a white memoir of the American apartheid: lest we forget, accounting for Trump: the neutralization of claims of racism in the early stages of the 2016 presidential campaign, and the cultural production of a successful sport tradition: a case study of Icelandic team handball.