Candlin & Mynard ePublishing: encouraging, exploring, enabling
Life and Education in Japan Series
Titles in the Series
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Series EditorDr. Melodie Cook has been teaching in Japan and Canada since 1992. Her research interests include teacher education, expatriate experiences with high-stakes testing in Japan, expatriate experiences with supplementary education in Japan, and more recently, working with foster and adoptive children in Japanese schools. She is a professor at the University of Niigata Prefecture and the mother of adoptive and foster children. Her list of publications can be found on her academia.edu page. About the SeriesOverview
An active and professional community of scholars live and work in Japan with many affordances and challenges that the context provides. In addition to navigating academic roles, international scholars are also faced with challenges related to language and cultural barriers. This series is designed to publish volumes on a range of topics related to the life of academics and expatriates living and working in Japan. Titles in the Life and Education in Japan series will be of interest to academics and expatriates living and working in Japan, or to scholars with an interest in Japan. Target audiences
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Possible future contributions to the series could include books on:
Interested in writing for the series? Prospective authors should contact the series editors giving a brief overview of their focus area. Depending on the scope, we will then provide a proposal form and solicit further details and sample material. Topics should be well-researched and scholarly in nature, yet written in accessible and engaging style, involving the reader in issues in the Japanese context. Like all the Candlin & Mynard ebooks they are there to help readers encourage, explore and enable their thinking and practice. |