Adrian Holliday
Adrian Holliday is Professor of Applied Linguistics at Canterbury Christ Church University College, UK. He supervises research in social and cultural issues in TESOL and is the Head of the Graduate School. He was a British Council teacher in Iran in the 1970s and worked in ESP and teacher education projects in Syrian and Egyptian universities in the 1980s. He is author of Appropriate Methodology and Social Context, Cambridge, Doing and Writing Qualitative Research, Sage, and Intercultural Communication, Routledge; and The Struggle to Teach English as an International Language, on cultural prejudice and native-speakerism in TESOL, is in press with Oxford.

Nalin Bahuguna
Nalin Bahuguna is an educator with experience teaching in Japan, New Zealand and Korea. He is currently the ELT consultant for Oxford University Press Korea. He has a Master of Professional Studies in Language Teaching (Hons) and a special interest in ‘Learner Motivation’, which he sees as being one of the keys to successful language acquisition.