(Re-)Locating TESOL in an Age of Empire

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Notes on the Contributors Background and Overview J.Edge Dangerous Liaison: Globalization, Empire and TESOL B.Kumaravadivelu What, Then, Must We Do? Or Who Gets Hurt When We Speak, Write and Teach? C.Brumfit Critical Media Awareness: Teaching Resistance to Interpellation S.Benesch The (Re-)Framing Process as a Collaborative Locus for Change B.F.Fabricio & D.Santos Ideology and Language: Interconnections between Neo-liberalism and English M.Holborow Non-judgmental Discourse: Role and Relevance J.Edge Teaching Second Languages for National Security Purposes: A Case of Post 9/11 USA R.Kubota Equity and English in South African Higher Education: Ambiguity and Colonial Language Legacy J.Katunich Negotiating ELT Assumptions in EIL Classrooms A.Matsuda Slaves of Sex, Money and Alcohol: (Re-)Locating the Target Culture of TESOL A.L.Sellami Neo-imperialism, Evangelism, and ELT: Modernist Missions and a Post-modern Profession B.Johnston & M.M.Varghese 'The Hedgehog and the Fox': Two Approaches to English for the Military P.Woods Index

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