The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan

The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan, No.3, October 2017

Articles

[1] National Identity of a ‘Borderland Man’: the case of Dušan Todorović, Russian Language Professor in Tokyo – from early days until end of World War I

Nobuhiro Shiba

[2] History of Hungarian Buddhism and the influences of Buddhism in Hungary until the 1920's

Attila Király

[3] Engineers, Entrepreneurs, Emigres: Contribution of Central Europeans to the Development of Manchuria 1890-1918

Chinyun Lee

Papers Presented at the International Symposium 'The Primacy of English as a World Language: Implications for Japan and the Visegrad Countries', 25 November, 2016

[4] The English language competence gap between the Cold War generation and the generation educated after the fall of socialism and establishment of the Slovak Republic in 1993

Monika Brídová

[5] Foreign language success and social mobility in the Hungarian context

Adrienn Fekete

[6] Language and identity: The interaction of the students’mother tongue with English, the lingua franca of the globalized world

Michaela Slezák Polónyová