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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137430526ives of multilingualism. This chapter first provides a brief history of ELF research, and a recent shift in sociolinguistics and applied linguistics research from monolingual norms to multilingual norms where translanguaging and transcultural practices are ordinary. Sociocultural rationales of Japan

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The New Hollywood Historical Filmcusses locally-appropriate approaches to ELF (English as a Lingua Franca) education for the Japanese context. Sociocultural values and linguacultural traditions in Japan which should be taken into account in this regard include awareness of internationalization, quest for equality, orientation towar

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The New IT Outsourcing Landscapeetween ELF and LPP fields. While traditional LPP frameworks presume “named” distinct languages at issue, ELF researchers focus on the dynamic and fluid nature of supranational language use. LPP is still closely tied to the boundaries set by “nation” and “national language,” and policy-makings are fu

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230117099 theory. Since the language is believed to be indispensable for international competition and coexistence with heterogenous others, ELT is now expected to develop students’ global mindsets as well as proficiency in English for international communication. However, this paradigm shift does not stem f

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The New International Economic Orderual understanding, using accommodation strategies (Cogo in . Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, pp. 254–273, 2009) such as code-switching and repetition in English lessons in a Japanese primary school. It especially focuses on the use of code-switching between English and Japanese a