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     Koji Nakamura is Professor of English and International Education in Konan University, Kobe Japan. He is former Dean of the Institute for Language and Culture (2001-2002). He was an exchange teacher from Kobe to Seattle, Washington (1982-83). He has been an invited Lecturer of Japan Studies in Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) since 1994. He was a visiting professor in the University of Leeds, UK (2004-2005). He is teaching "Global Topics" for Japanese students as well as Japan studies (Culture and Education in Japan) and (International Studies and Japan) for exchange students from Europe and North America. His recent reserach is the compatibility of British identities with European citizenship as a lesson for Japanese Identities within Asia. His major interest is the integration of global citizenship education for peace into EFL education in Japan, nurturing students' cultural literacy, cross-cultural literacy and global literacy. 
     He was born in Kobe, Japan in 1949. He loves Kobe and he is a genuine Kobeite to the core. However, he belives that he has several homes such as Yorkshire and Shropshire in UK and Seattle, Washington in USA, where he made friends with many good citizens, the salt of the earth. His ideal in today's divided world is to become a transnational and supra-national citizen without losing several layers of his or her own cultural identities for the purpose of human solidarity, coexistence and sustainable society.