Unit #	Topics	Lecturer	Summary	Reference	Lecture Notes
1	Introduction	Prof. Michiko Nakano, Waseda University	Summary		Introduction
2	Theorical Background	Dr. Larry E. Smith, International Association for World Englishes	Summary Summary	Reference	Lec1_Current Perspective1 Lec1_Current Perspective2 Lec1_Current Perspective3 Lec2_1Facts Lec2_2Borrowing Lec2_3OnGoing_Problem_Differences Lec2_4Native
2	Theorical Background	Prof. Anne Pakir, National University of Singapore		Reference	Lec3_1 Lec3_2 Lec3_3 Lec3_4
3	Singapore English	Prof. Anne Pakir, National University of Singapore		Reference	Lec1_1 Lec1_2 Lec1_3 Lec1_4 Lec2 Lec3_1 Lec3_2 Lec3_3
3	Singapore English	Prof. Low, Ee Ling, National University of Singapore		Reference	Singapore English 1 Singapore English 2
4	Indian English	Prof. Tej K. Bhatia, Syracuse University	Summary	Reference	Lec1_1
5	Malay English	Prof. Azirah Hashim, University of Malaya	Summary	Reference	Malay English 1 Malay English 2(1) Malay English 2(2) Malay English 3(1) Malay English 3(2) Malay English 4(1) Malay English 4(2) Malay English 5
6	Philippine English	Prof. Danilo T. Dayag, De La Salle University	Summary	Reference	Philippine English 1(1) Philippine English 1(2) Philippine English 1(3) Philippine English 2 Philippine English 3(1) Philippine English 3(2) Philippine English 4(1) Philippine English 4(2) Philippine English 4(3) Philippine English 5 Philippine English 6(1) Philippine English 6(2)
7	Thai English	Dr Sudaporn Luksaneeyanawin, Chulalongkorn University			Thai English 1 Thai English 2 Thai English 3 Thai English 4
8	China English	Prof. Yueping Wang, Capital Normal University			Chinese English Introduction Chinese English 1(1) Chinese English 1(2) Chinese English 1(3) Chinese English 2(1) Chinese English 2(2) Chinese English 2(3) Chinese English 2(4)
9	Hong Kong English	Prof. Tony T.N. Hung, Hong Kong Baptist University	Summary	Reference	Hong Kong English 1(1) Hong Kong English 1(2) Hong Kong English 1(3) Hong Kong English 1(4) Hong Kong English 2 Hong Kong English 3 Hong Kong English 4(1) Hong Kong English 4(2) Hong Kong English 5 Hong Kong English Grammar
10	Korean English	Prof. Kyung-Ja Park, Korea University	Summary	Reference	Linguistic Features(1) Linguistic Features(2) Linguistic Features(3) Linguistic Features(4) Linguistic Features(5) Linguistic Features(6) Linguistic Features(7) Paralinguistics and Socio cultural Differences Status_Gender and Korean An Overview of the Pronunciation of Korean Speakers of English Syntactic Transfer by Korean Learners of English Paralinguistics & Socio-cultural Difference
10	Korean English	Prof. Kyutae Jung, Hannam University	Summary	Reference	Lec2_1 Lec2_2 Lec2_3 Lec2_4 Lec2_6 Lec2_7 Lec2_8 Lec2_9
11	Japanese English	Japanese English at the Junior High school Level Prof. Michiko Nakano, et al., Waseda University Japanese English at the High school Level, Prof Koichi Ano, Ibaraki University Japanese English at the University Level, Prof. Michiko Nakano et al., Waseda University	Summary	Reference	Junior High English :Introduction :Background Lec1_0 Lec1_1 Lec1_2 Lec1_3 Lec1_4 Lec1_5 Lec2_1 Lec2_2 Lec2_3 Lec2_4 Lec3_0 Lec3_1 Lec3_2 Lec3_3 Lec3_4 Lec3_5 Lec3_6 Lec3_7 Lec4_0 Lec4_1 Lec4_2 Lec4_3 Lec4_4 Lec5_0 Lec5_1 Lec5_2 Lec5_3
		Japanese English at the High school Level, Prof Koichi Ano, Ibaraki University	Summary		Fluency and Accuracy
		Japanese English at the University Level, Prof. Michiko Nakano et al., Waseda University	Summary Summary		Lec7-1_0 Lec7-1_1 Lec7-1_2 Lec7-1_3 Lec7-1_4 Lec7-1_5 Lec8-2_0 Lec8-2_1 Lec8-2_2 Lec8-2_3 Lec8-2_4 Lec9 Lec9_Reading