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Until recently, international mergers of companies have been seen as purely financial ventures without any concern what it meant for the humans involved. However, gradually attitudes are changing. This study of a successful Israeli high-tech company's merger with an American competitor offers an important contribution to a better understanding of the ramifications of mergers at a personal level. Based upon in-depth fieldwork, the book explores the reality behind the statistics, balance sheets, and managerial prescriptions that are the focus of most studies of international mergers and acquisitions. Offering a richly detailed description of the everyday work life, the author reveals the dramas of identity that unfold as a consequence of the company's attempts to redefine the boundaries of the organizational collective by adding to it people from another country. The book debunks many myths used to support arguments both for and against globalization and offers instead an in-depth depiction and a grounded assessment of its everyday realities.