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Foreword - On the Possibilities of a Post-Postcolonial LanguageEducation Allan Luke (National Institute of Education, Singapore); 1. From aCritical Deconstruction Paradigm to a Critical Construction Paradigm AngelLin & Peter Martin; 2. Nation Building in a Globalised World - LanguageChoice in Education in India E. Annamalai (Vice President of Terralingua,Washington D.C.); 3. Critical, Trans-disciplinary Perspectives onLanguage-in-Education Policy and Practice in Postcolonial Contexts - The Caseof Hong Kong Angel Lin; 4. Remaking Singapore for the New Age - OfficialIdeology and the Realities of Practice in Language-in-Education Rani Rubdi(National Institute of Education in Singapore); 5. 'Safe' Language Practicesin Two Rural Schools in Malaysia Peter Martin; 6. The Four Language Stages inthe History of Iran Abdolmehdi Riazi (Shiraz University, Iran); 7. HigherEducation Language Policy and the Challenge of Linguistic Imperialism - ATurkish Case Study Timothy Reagan (Roger Williams University in Bristol,Rhode Island) & Sandra Schreffler (Appalachian State University); 8. LanguageClassroom Practices in Kenya Grace Bunyi (Kenyatta University, Nairobi); 9.Language and the Struggle to Learn - The Intersection of Classroom Realities,Language Policy, and Neo-Colonial and Globalisation Discourses in SouthAfrican Schools Margie Probyn (Rhodes University, South Africa); 10.Language-in-Education Policies and Practices in Africa with a Special Focuson Tanzania and South Africa - Insights from Research in Progress BirgitBrock-Utne (University of Oslo); 11. Accommodating Tensions inLanguage-in-Education Policies - An Afterword Suresh Canagarajah (CityUniversity of New York)