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  1. The theory of international student development
  2. Knowledge Diplomacy in Small Culture Observations
  3. The Chinese Educational Idioms That the Chinese Shall Live By
  4. Positive Psychology in International Student Development: What Makes Chinese Students Successful?
  5. Best University Lecturers in the Eyes of International Students
  6. Centralised and decentralised systems: which one is better for teaching quality assurance?
  7. The cognitive basis of thematic analysis
  8. “Learn from barbarians to control barbarians”: what role has international education played in China's nation building?
  9. The international comparative approach to higher education leadership development: evaluating the longer-term impacts
  10. The theory of second language development for international students
  11. Canada Learning Initiative in China (CLIC): A Consortium Approach to Increasing Students’ Participation in Education Abroad to China
  12. Will Chinese students stop coming to the UK? A push–pull analysis among Chinese graduates from UK’s taught master’s programs 20 years apart
  13. International education for the oppressed: A framework for international educators’ value-based practice
  14. The Smell, the Emotion, and the Lebowski Shock: What Virtual Education Abroad Can Not Do?
  15. The role of English education in China’s shifting national identity
  16. English Teachers’ Use of Resources in Chinese Public Schools
  17. Diversification of International Student Base
  18. Success factors for a Mandarin bilingual program
  19. International student management in China: growing pains and system transitions
  20. The Chinese definition of internationalisation in higher education
  21. Language Teaching Methodology as a Lived Experience: An Autoethnography from China
  22. The case for a Chinese methodology in educational research
  23. Higher education leadership development: an international comparative approach
  24. The internal governance model in Chinese universities: an international comparative analysis
  25. Walking with bound feet: teachers’ lived experiences in China’s English curriculum change
  26. Intercultural advising for Chinese international students: a reflective inquiry
  27. “Education Abroad” for International Student Advisors: What is the impact on their professional development?
  28. Family language policy in English as a foreign language: a case study from China to Canada
  29. The processes of teachers’ engagement in action research: an ethnographic study in Beijing
  30. The International Mobility of Chinese Students: A Cultural Perspective
  31. Meeting the Needs of Chinese International Students
  32. Review of Michel (2015): China Online: Netspeak and Wordplay Used by Over 700 Million Chinese Internet Users
  33. The changing pedagogical discourses in China
  34. “I’m a Learner, I’m Dominantly a Learner”: A Case Study of Code-Switching of an EFL University Teacher Outside Classrooms