The Handbook of Language and GlobalizationNikolas Coupland The Handbook of Language and Globalization brings together important new studies of language and discourse in the global era, consolidating a vibrant new field of sociolinguistic research.
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Contents
Global Multilingualism World Languages | 29 |
Language Systems | 56 |
Markets Maintenance | 77 |
Trends and Futures | 101 |
average percentage for biology chemistry medicine physics | 115 |
Language Policy and Globalization | 123 |
Panlingual Globalization | 142 |
Kirill Panfilov Erlang | 150 |
Language and Movement in Space | 366 |
Indexing the Local | 386 |
Ecolinguistics and Globalization | 406 |
The Chinese Discourse of Human Rights and Glocalization | 426 |
East and West | 447 |
Languages and Global Marketing | 475 |
Intercultural Communication in Global | 495 |
Unraveling PostColonial Identity through Language | 520 |
From Cervantes to reggaetón | 162 |
New National Languages in Eastern Europe | 182 |
Localizing the Global on the Participatory Web | 203 |
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The Case of an Egyptian | 232 |
Globalization and Language Teaching | 287 |
Discursive Constructions of Global War and Terror | 305 |
Has God Gone Global? Religion Language | 323 |
Language Values and Markets under Globalization | 347 |
At the Intersection of Gender Language and Transnationalism | 540 |
Globalization and Gay Language | 555 |
Metroethnicities and Metrolanguages | 575 |
Popular Cultures Popular Languages and Global Identities | 592 |
Global Representations of Distant Suffering | 608 |
Global Media and the Regime of Lifestyle | 625 |
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