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In compiling its annual journal, BATJ Journal (ISSN 1477-4704), the BATJ aims to provide its members with an opportunity to publish their research, exchange ideas, and to encourage debate relating to the teaching and learning of Japanese language as an academic discipline.
BATJ Journal welcomes contributions from all its members.
BATJ Journal Abstracts:
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Previous Research:
BATJ Journal editorial staff:
Emiko Momoi
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University of Nottingham
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Kazuki Morimoto
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University of Leeds
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Miyuki Nagai
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University of Sheffield
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Junko Ogawa
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University of Birmingham
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Hiroko Tanaka
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Japan Foundation London Nihongo Centre
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Submissions and Enquiries to
Kazuki Morimoto
School of Modern Languages
University of Leeds
E-mail:
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The BATJ seeks to fulfill the stated aims and publishes its annual journal, BATJ Journal (ISSN 1477-4704), in order to provide an opportunity for its members to express their opinions, exchange ideas, and to encourage debate relating to the teaching and learning of Japanese language as an academic discipline.
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