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Contact infrastructure and the wall: how international students' host-world affiliation is produced and bounded in Japan
International students' host-language use and social integration are usually explained by proficiency or national origin. This study argues that host-world affiliation is produced by contact infrastructure: the repeated, low-stakes occasions for contact that institutions and living arrangements prov
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