Centre for European and International Studies Research (CEISR)

Profile

I have been teaching English language and linguistics for twelve years including seven in South Korea. Before moving to Portsmouth I was teaching at the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Hope University and I am interested in Corpus linguistics, vocabulary studies and new World Englishes especially Asian Englishes; I am happy to consider applications from research students in any of these or other related areas.

Qualifications

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
• PhD English language/Corpus Linguistics, University of Liverpool
• MA TESOL, Institute of Education, University of London
• BSc (Hons), Queen Mary and Westfield, University of London

Research Clusters

• Language Across Borders

Discipline Areas

• Corpus Linguistics, Lexical Priming, phraseology, lexicology, second language acquisition, World Englishes

Research CV

Recent publications and conference papers

• Hadikin, G. S. (forthcoming) A, an and the environments in Spoken Korean English. Corpora. 
• Hadikin, G. S. (2013) Do you know Korean English? Lexical Priming in Short Strings of Korean Spoken English. International Journal of Language Studies, 7 (1) 59-78. 
• Hadikin, G. S. (2011) Corpus, concordance, Koreans: a comparison of the English spoken in two Korean communities. In: Corpus Linguistics 2011, 20th -22nd July 2011, Birmingham.
• Hadikin, G. S. (2009) Lexical Priming in L2 English: A Comparison of two Korean Communities. Presented at Corpus Linguistics 2009 on 22nd July 2009.
• Hadikin, G. S. (2007) Lexical Patterns in the Conversational English of L2 Speakers: Is there evidence of individual variation? Presented at Corpus Linguistics 2007 on 28th July 2007.
• Hadikin, G.S. (2006) Teacher Expertise. The English Connection, 10 (2):30.
• Hadikin, G.S. (2005) Teacher Maxims. The English Connection, 9 (4):15.

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