This January 1955 issue of a magazine published in New Delhi is a revealing window on English language teaching relationships the British Council had formed with post-Independence India.

This 1979 issue of ELT Documents focuses on uses of radio and television in language learning.

This book, from 1990, looks at the practical benefits for teachers of classroom research.

Originally published in 1987, this book aimed to address teachers' needs according to context.

This book, from 1986, provides a snapshot of developments in ESP teaching at university level during the 1970s and early 1980s.

This is, of course, as much a key topic in the UK as it was in 1985 when this book was originally published.

Very different to the other ELT documents, this volume focuses on the work of a single institution: the Modern Language Centre at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE).

This document, from 1983, offers a selection of project case studies and commentaries from various African contexts.

This is a delightful read, which attempts to provide an introduction to latest thinking in 1982 on a wide range of humanistic topics.