Microsociology and Social Interactions examines face-to-face social interactions and relationships revealing how everyday encounters construct social reality. The text blends classical sociological theories with contemporary insights using global case studies demonstrating interaction patterns across cultures. Through systematic analysis, the material demonstrates how micro-level interactions connect to macro-level social structures and institutions. Accessible yet rigorous, the text invites students, scholars, and curious readers to examine social life's intimate dimensions. Each chapter explores specific interaction dimensions including conversation analysis, impression management, emotional labor, identity performance, and situated action. Topics encompass symbolic interactionism, ethnomethodology, dramaturgy, social exchange theory, and interaction ritual theory. The book addresses contemporary interaction contexts including digital communication, service encounters, healthcare interactions, and workplace relationships. Through detailed examples from diverse settings, the material reveals interaction's fundamental role in reproducing social order and enabling social change. This resource serves sociology students, communication scholars, anthropologists, and social psychology researchers. Through microsociological lens revealing social interaction's complexity, the text develops understanding essential for analyzing everyday life, professional interactions, and social processes constructing meaning and relationships.