CAI yongliang

Ph.D. of Nanjing University

Professor of School of Foreign Languages of Shanghai Maritime University

Introduction:

Professor Cai Yongliang is a currently professor of the School of Foreign Languages at Shanghai Maritime University. He is a part-time researcher at the Center for Chinese Foreign Language Strategy at Shanghai International Studies University and a part-time researcher at the China Centre for Linguistic and Strategic Studies, Nanjing University under the the Department of Language and Letters of the Chinese Ministry of Education. He was a visiting scholar at the University of St Andrews, Cambridge University and Sheffield University.

Professor Cai Yongliang has won many provincial and ministerial honorary titles, the provincial and ministerial-level outstanding teaching achievement awards, and the second prize for outstanding teaching materials and academic monograph publication awards in East China.

Main Research Areas

Language and culture and American civilization, etc.

Major academic achievements

Major works

Language Education and Assimilation: A Study of American Indian Language Policy, Chinese Social Science Press, 2003

Language Loss and Cultural Survival: The Decline of North American Indian Language, Suzhou University Press, 2003

Main papers

1. Language Consistency and Cultural Convergence: Interpretation of the United States Only English Campaign 1983-2002", Jiangsu Social Sciences 2005, 3

2. Reviewing the Theory of Relativity in Languages, Journal of Suzhou University 2004,6

3. Who Does Not Need Bilingual Education, Dushu 2003, 11

4. On American Language Policy, Jiangsu Social Sciences 2002, 5

5. Native American Language Act, Dushu 2002, 10

6. Education of Destructive Civilizations - Commentary on Education of Destructive Civilizations", American Studies 2002, 1