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  1. Global Englishes: Research agendas and tasks in English as a lingua franca
  2. IELTS through test takers’ eyes
  3. “Fangyan is a necessity of my child’s life”: navigating language ideologies and family language planning in urban Chinese families
  4. Global Englishes Language Teaching Curriculum Innovation: Students’ Learning Experiences and Long‐Term Academic and Career Trajectories
  5. Sacred landscapes at home: how a migrant Muslim family mobilises semiotic resources for Muslimness in China
  6. ‘English spread’ at the interface of national and institutional EMI policies in China
  7. Evaluating methodological features of research on translanguaging pedagogy in English Medium Instruction (EMI)
  8. Performing ‘alterity’: global geographies of power, translocal subjectivity, and everyday identity negotiation of African students at a university in China
  9. Developing pre-service teachers’ critical awareness and strategic use of multilingual and multimodal repertoires in materials design
  10. Developing Chinese English language teachers’ research literacy: A multi-case study of an MA TESOL programme at a British university
  11. “Almost like having my own teacher beside me”: A Learner's Investment in Informal Digital Learning of English (IDLE) and English-medium Instruction (EMI) Learning
  12. ‘My English is terrible to read’: understanding stakeholders’ experiences and needs of English medium instruction through peer tutoring
  13. Enhancing Global Englishes in Secondary Education: Addressing Student Needs Through Teacher Education and Curriculum Innovation
  14. Unpacking teachers’ beliefs about translanguaging in language learning: a qualitative meta-synthesis
  15. Identity Development in Transition: A Duoethnography of Language Teachers Becoming Teacher Educators From an Ecological Perspective
  16. Lost in EMI
  17. Exploring the development and trends of English medium instruction (EMI) research: a scientometric analysis
  18. Revisiting Chinese English learners’ perceptions of English as a global language: A qualitative case study
  19. The local‐international trend of Intercultural Communication through world Englishes and translanguaging
  20. Intergenerational transmission and multilingual dynamics: exploring language policies in Chaoshan families through a contextual lens
  21. Learners’ speaking self-efficacy, self-efficacy sources and their relations in the traditional and flipped instructional modes
  22. Are students prepared and supported for English medium instruction in Chinese higher education to promote educational equality?
  23. International Students’ Investment in Learning Cantonese, English, Mandarin, and Portuguese in Multilingual Macao
  24. A polylog: critical readings of Chinese as a third language in the Arabian Gulf
  25. ‘Walking out from the flat’: pre-service English language teachers’ experiences of and needs for English as a lingua franca during study-abroad
  26. Incorporating innovative Global Englishes-oriented activities into classroom instruction: voices from pre-service English teachers in Thailand
  27. Knowledge mapping of translanguaging in education: A scientometric analysis using CiteSpace
  28. Intercultural learning and identity development as a form of teacher development through study abroad: narratives from English language practitioners
  29. Decolonizing English‐Medium Instruction in the Global South
  30. English as the medium of instruction and mother-tongue-based translanguaging: Challenges and prospects for tertiary education in Bangladesh and China
  31. Afterword: English Medium Instruction (EMI) in Asia: The Culprit by Command?
  32. Introduction: multilingualism and multilingual education in China
  33. “Behind the Screen, I Still Care about my Students!”: Exploring the emotional labour of English language teachers in online teaching during the COVID‐19 Pandemic
  34. Translanguaging in translation: invisible contributions that shape our language and society Translanguaging in translation: invisible contributions that shape our language and society , by Eriko Sato, Bristol, Multilingua...
  35. Language learning for language minority students in a globalized world
  36. Language learning for language minority students in a globalized world
  37. Book Review: The Politics of Researching Multilingually
  38. To impart knowledge or to adhere to policy: Unpacking language ideologies and practices in Chinese EMI courses through a translanguaging lens
  39. Chinese students' multilingual identity constructions after studying abroad: A multi-theoretical perspective
  40. English-Medium Instruction Pedagogies in Multilingual Universities in Asia
  41. Intercultural competence development in EMI programs in China
  42. Introduction
  43. Policies, Politics, and Ideologies of English-Medium Instruction in Asian Universities
  44. Native and Non-Native Identity Preferences in ELT Hiring Practices amid Global Englishes: The Case of Online Job Advertisements
  45. ‘I have survived and become more confident’: effects of in-service TKT-based training on primary school English teachers’ professional beliefs and self-efficacy
  46. Exploring the complexity of linguistic minority students’ use of and attitudes toward everyday translanguaging practices
  47. Internationalization of teacher education and the nation state: rethinking nationalization in Singapore
  48. Transnational Language Teacher Identities in TESOL: Identity Construction among Female International Students in the United StatesHyesunCho, ReemAl‐Samiri and JunfuGao. New York: Routledge, 2023. ix+168
  49. Examining the Complexity between Boredom and Engagement in English Learning: Evidence from Chinese High School Students
  50. Bridging Language Policy and English Language Teaching in the Chinese Context:
  51. Review of Hawkins (2021): Transmodal communications: Transpositioning semiotics and relations
  52. Translanguaging pedagogies in developing morphological awareness: the case of Japanese students learning Chinese in China
  53. Commonalities and Conflation of Global Englishes and Translanguaging for Equitable English Language Education
  54. Unpacking identity construction and negotiation: A case study of Chinese undergraduate students’ social and academic experiences while studying abroad
  55. Global Englishes and translanguaging in textbook design and curriculum development for universities in the Greater Bay Area of China
  56. EMI Teachers’ perceptions and practices regarding culture teaching in Chinese higher education
  57. Reflection and reform of applied linguistics from the Global South: power and inequality in English users from the Global South
  58. Translanguaging in Language Teaching and Learning: Current Practices and Future Directions
  59. Book Review: English-medium Instruction and Translanguaging
  60. Multimodal or multilingual? Native English teachers’ engagement with translanguaging in Hong Kong TESOL classrooms
  61. Book review
  62. Designing English language materials from the perspective of Global Englishes
  63. Guest editors’ introduction: critical Global Englishes in language education
  64. Frontiers of L2 Chinese language education: a global perspective. Zhang, Y., & Gao, X. (Eds.) (2021). Routledge, Abingdon, 206 Pages, ISBN: 9781003169895
  65. English medium instruction, identity construction and negotiation of Teochew-speaking learners of English
  66. Intercultural citizenship and the internationalisation of higher education: the role of English language teaching
  67. ‘I was like, just wow!’: insights from Global Englishes teacher professional development
  68. Developing ELF research for critical language education
  69. Re-envisaging English medium instruction, intercultural citizenship development, and higher education in the context of studying abroad
  70. Global Englishes and Teacher Education: Present Cases and Future Directions
  71. Examining the Professional Quality of Experienced EFL Teachers for Their Sustainable Career Trajectories in Rural Areas in China
  72. ‘I feel a sense of solidarity when speaking Teochew’: unpacking family language planning and sustainable development of Teochew from a multilingual perspective
  73. Promoting teacher professionalism in language education from the perspective of critical intercultural literacy
  74. Sender Dovchin: Language, Social Media and Ideologies: Translingual Englishes, Facebook and Authenticities
  75. Towards a Global Englishes-aware National English Curriculum of China
  76. English Language Teaching and Teacher Education in East Asia
  77. The Relationship Between Chinese English Major Students' Learning Anxiety and Enjoyment in an English Language Classroom: A Positive Psychology Perspective
  78. “How Is My English?”: Chinese University Students’ Attitudes Toward China English and Their Identity Construction
  79. A Tale of Three Excellent Chinese EFL Teachers: Unpacking Teacher Professional Qualities for Their Sustainable Career Trajectories from an Ecological Perspective
  80. Book Review: English-medium Instruction and Translanguaging
  81. Young English learners’ attitudes towards China English: unpacking their identity construction with implications for secondary level language education in China
  82. Toward Critical Intercultural Literacy Enhancement of University Students in China From the Perspective of English as a Lingua Franca
  83. Illés, Éva: Understanding Context in Language Use and Teaching: An ELF Perspective
  84. ‘Using all English is not always meaningful’: Stakeholders’ perspectives on the use of and attitudes towards translanguaging at a Chinese university
  85. Translanguaging Theory and Practice: How Stakeholders Perceive Translanguaging as a Practical Theory of Language
  86. Exploring and Sustaining Language Teacher Motivation for Being a Visiting Scholar in Higher Education: An Empirical Study in the Chinese Context
  87. Perennial Language Learners or Competent Language Users: An Investigation of International Students’ Attitudes towards Their Own and Native English Accents
  88. COGNITIVE DIVERSITY AMONG EFL LEARNERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
  89. ‘So maybe I’m a global citizen’: developing intercultural citizenship in English medium education
  90. An Investigation of the Relationship between Global Perspective and Willingness to Communicate in English in a Chinese University Context
  91. The construction of language teacher professional identity in the Global Englishes territory: ‘we are legitimate language teachers’
  92. Native-speakerism policy in English language teaching revisited: Chinese university teachers’ and students’ attitudes towards native and non-native English-speaking teachers
  93. Frontmatter
  94. Contributors
  95. 12. Global Englishes-oriented English Language Education
  96. 1. Critical Perspectives on Global Englishes in English Language Education
  97. Index
  98. Contents
  99. Critical Perspectives on Global Englishes in Asia
  100. Introduction
  101. Language ideology and geopolitics
  102. The social psychology of English language pedagogy in China
  103. Attitudes towards China English in 21st century China
  104. Revisiting teachers’ and students’ accent attitudes through a questionnaire
  105. Interviews
  106. A step forward
  107. Epilogue
  108. Re-Positioning Accent Attitude in the Global Englishes Paradigm
  109. Access to English in Pakistan: a source of prestige or a hindrance to success
  110. Critical Perspectives on Global Englishes in Asia
  111. Linguistic diversity on a Chinese university campus
  112. Book Review
  113. English language in education and globalization: a comparative analysis of the role of English in Pakistan and China
  114. Critical Investigation of Intercultural Communication Instruction: Building Mainland Chinese University Students’ Critical Language Awareness and Intercultural Literacy
  115. Chinese Netizens’ reactions to the use of English as a lingua franca
  116. Developing students’ awareness of Global Englishes
  117. Global Englishes and Change in English Language Teaching: Attitudes and ImpactNicolaGalloway, £45.00, ISBN 978–0415786201. 2017. Abingdon: Routledge. 132 Pages.
  118. Email Discourse among Chinese Using English as a Lingua Franca
  119. Ideology and identity debate of English in China: past, present and future
  120. Glocalization, English as a Lingua Franca and ELT: Reconceptualizing Identity and Models for ELT in China
  121. Review of English as a medium of instruction in Chinese universities today: current trends and future directions
  122. ‘A more inclusive mind towards the world’: English language teaching and study abroad in China from intercultural citizenship and English as a lingua franca perspectives
  123. Perceptions, awareness and perceived effects of home culture on intercultural communication: Perspectives of university students in China
  124. Overseas Chinese Students’ Perceptions of the Influence of English on their Language and Culture
  125. Reconceptualising Authenticity for English as a Global Language
  126. An Investigation of Attitudes Towards English Accents – A Case Study of a University in China
  127. Culture and identity through English as a lingua franca: rethinking concepts and goals in intercultural communication
  128. World Englishes or English as a Lingua Franca: Where does English in China stand?
  129. ‘Mind your Local Accent’ Does accent training resonate to college students’ English use?
  130. Translingual Practice: Global Englishes and Cosmopolitan Relations
  131. Translingual practice: Global Englishes and cosmopolitan relations. SureshCanagarajah. Oxford and New York: Routledge, 2013, iv + 213 pp.
  132. Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. suionicum subsp. nov.
  133. ENERGY REGENERATIVE BRAKING ABS CONTROL RESEARCH ON FEEDBACK LOCKUP DRIVING-BRAKING INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
  134. Lactobacillus xiangfangensis sp. nov., isolated from Chinese pickle
  135. Rhizobium vallis sp. nov., isolated from nodules of three leguminous species
  136. Synergistic interactions between Glomus mosseae and Bradyrhizobium japonicum in enhancing proton release from nodules and hyphae
  137. A Discussion on Developing Students’ Communicative Competence in College English Teaching in China
  138. Genetic variation analysis of Chinese strains of porcine circovirus type 2
  139. People mountain, people sea: a study of four Chinese English idioms on the Web
  140. Optimization of Multimedia English Teaching in Context Creation