Glenn Toh teaches in Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He has written books and articles on language, ideology, power and education and continues to maintain an ongoing interest in current developments in the area.

• List of Abbreviations 1. Japanese culture and overseas schooling: critiquing academic miscreance and pretentions to objectivity and generalizability 2. The Japanese in Japan (and overseas) 3. Singapore: colonization, independence and industrialization 4. Singapore’s Japanese presence: businesses, institutions and symbolisms 5. Japanese schooling in Singapore: institutions, ideologies and identity investments 6. Japanese engagements with English overseas as a cultural politics of control 7. Interrogating ‘Singapore-as-technology’ in the reproduction of Japaneseness

Glenn Toh teaches in Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He has written books and articles on language, ideology, power and education and continues to maintain an ongoing interest in current developments in the area.

• List of Abbreviations 1. Japanese culture and overseas schooling: critiquing academic miscreance and pretentions to objectivity and generalizability 2. The Japanese in Japan (and overseas) 3. Singapore: colonization, independence and industrialization 4. Singapore’s Japanese presence: businesses, institutions and symbolisms 5. Japanese schooling in Singapore: institutions, ideologies and identity investments 6. Japanese engagements with English overseas as a cultural politics of control 7. Interrogating ‘Singapore-as-technology’ in the reproduction of Japaneseness

Glenn Toh teaches in Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He has written books and articles on language, ideology, power and education and continues to maintain an ongoing interest in current developments in the area.

• List of Abbreviations 1. Japanese culture and overseas schooling: critiquing academic miscreance and pretentions to objectivity and generalizability 2. The Japanese in Japan (and overseas) 3. Singapore: colonization, independence and industrialization 4. Singapore’s Japanese presence: businesses, institutions and symbolisms 5. Japanese schooling in Singapore: institutions, ideologies and identity investments 6. Japanese engagements with English overseas as a cultural politics of control 7. Interrogating ‘Singapore-as-technology’ in the reproduction of Japaneseness