Introduction: Securitizing global concerns -- From Securitization to macrosecuritization -- Security in China -- The Cold War then and now -- Anti-nuclear discourse in China -- Climate security with Chinese characteristics -- China's War on Terror -- Potential Chinese
Transforming discourse -- Transforming institutions -- Transforming practices.
Preface Symposium OrganizersCommitteesReviewersSponsorsKeynote LecturesInvited PapersTechnical Papers Session 1: Equipment and ProceduresSession 2: InterpretationSession 3: Applications
The emotionality of additional language learning -- From simplicity to complexity: recent explorations of L2 study emotions -- Interactions between the whole and parts in the emergence of L2 study feelings -- Focusing a small lens on experiential and discursive
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