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In the wake of the international order\u2019s dismantling and the ruinous acceleration of techno-capitalism, social discontent has been channeled into extreme nationalisms that promise a \u2018homecoming\u2019 at the expense of outsiders, immigrants, refugees. Adding to these woes, intellectual efforts to challenge the \u2018dogmatic images\u2019 of thinking that have ruled by elevating particular epistemologies to the level of \u2018global thought,\u2019 are being increasingly stymied by capitulant institutions. Yet, it is precisely in such precarious times that cross-cultural thinking seems more necessary than ever, not least as an antidote to the ongoing segregation of knowledges and thought-systems currently underway.\n \t\nThis conference is part of a series of events organized under the Geophilosophies initiative. As a project Geophilosophies not only calls attention to thought-systems that continue to be erased, discredited, or ignored by dominant cultures, but more importantly, encourages the kind of deep conceptual encounter between different traditions of thought with the capacity to effect real psychic, social and ecological change. We define cross-cultural thinking as the kind of engagement that strives for maximum communication, unlike the concept of \u2018border crossing\u2019 which we see as a vestige of nation-state sovereignty. Thus defined, cross-cultural thinking is transversal and ecosophical by nature, inasmuch as it strives for modes of thinking grounded in lived practices and experiences that effortlessly bring incompatible concepts and entities into new associations characterized by their mutual self-transformation. On this note, we invite presentations that re-examine unexplored avenues in cross-cultural philosophical thinking, aiming to repair fractured connections between self, society and world amid today\u2019s global turmoil. We are particularly interested in experimental methodologies that explore: (i) the nature of contact zones between concepts, praxes, and worldviews; (ii) the co-imbrication of one\u2019s subjectivity in cross-cultural encounters. 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