Lexical Gains through Negotiation-Based Strategies: Opportunities for EMI Business Schools

As English as a Medium of Instruction has experienced rapid growth in non-English-speaking academic settings in recent years, concerns have arisen regarding learners’ language proficiency in comprehending subject matter.

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Iris Journal of Educational Research
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.33552/ijer.2025.05.000604
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Corporate Governance and Law
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Lexical Gains through Negotiation-Based Strategies: Opportunities for EMI Business Schools

Y.C. Chen
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Corporate Governance and Law
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Lexical Gains through Negotiation-Based Strategies: Opportunities for EMI Business Schools

Y.C. Chen
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Abstract

As English as a Medium of Instruction has experienced rapid growth in non-English-speaking academic settings in recent years, concerns have arisen regarding learners’ language proficiency in comprehending subject matter.

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