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Lost in Citations
Lost in Citations, Volume 1
Journal of the Lost in Citations podcast
To celebrate the end of Season One and the beginning of Season Two, we have produced a journal of the eight editors' published work.
Included are the Summary, Keywords, Outline, and an interview Blog for the podcasts to prepare you for the contents, along with links to the podcasts for you to listen to and enjoy.
September 30th
#206. Andrew Hall (Kyushu University)
Hall, A. (2026). The postwar socialist student movement in Fukuoka: Revolutionary violence and electoral victory.
Interview keywords: Post-war student activism, socialist student movement, Kyushu University, American Air Force plane crash, Vietnam War protests, labor movement, Marxist professor Sakisaka,
New Left, university autonomy, student-worker alliance, anti-imperialism, Japanese leftist ideology, student barricades, campus unrest, historical research.
Podcast Blog: Episode #206
October 14th
#207. Yingjing, Du; Mengwei, Tu
(Waseda University; Swansea University)
Du, Y., & Tu, M. (2026). Negotiating studying abroad: honour (izzat) and Pakistani women’s aspirations for postgraduate education in China. British Journal of Sociology of Education, 1-19.
Podcast Blog: Episode #207
October 28th
#208. Robert Stroud (Hosei University)
Stroud, R. (2026). To bot or not: Do chatbots make better planning partners than humans for EFL group discussions?. System, 142, 104133.
Podcast Blog: Episode #209
November 11th
#209. Li Xiaoyan (Kyushu University)
Li, X., & Shimada, A. (2025). PAPAMAMA-TOMO:
A Chatbot-Based Support System for Foreign Guardians to Navigate Japanese School Culture.
In Proceedings of the 29th Global Chinese Conference on Computers in English
(GCCCE 2025) (pp. 86-90).+
Podcast Blog: Episode #208
November 25th
#210. Kolawole Olagboyega (Tsuru University)
Olagboyega, K. W. (2023). Willingness to Communicate and Its Implications for English Language Teaching in EFL Contexts. Intercultural Communication Studies, 32(1), 20.
Podcast Blog: Episode #210
December 9th
#211. Naheen Madarbakus-Ring (Tsukuba University) & Jonathon Ryan (Waikato Institute of Technology)
Madarbakus-Ring, N. & Ryan, J. (2026). New Ways in Teaching Active Listening. TESOL Press.
Podcast Blog: Episode #210
December 23rd
#212. John Buchanan Collins (Nihon Bunri University)
Collins, J. C. (2025). Rethinking English as a “Compulsory Subject” at Japanese High Schools.
Podcast Blog: Episode #210
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"10 Tips for Interview Style"
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"Advice from successful academics, Part One"
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"Advice from successful academics, Part Two"
Chris completes the review of advice from his first 15 interviews.
"Research Resolutions - 2021 and the re-booting of research"
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