Globalization and language in the Spanish-speaking world: macro and micro perspectives

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List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction C.Mar-Molinero & M.Stewart Forces of Globalization in the Spanish-Speaking World: Linguistic Imperialism or Grassroots Adaptation C.Mar-Molinero US Latinos, la Hispanofonia , and the Language Ideologies of High Modernity J.del Valle Language Conflict and the Micro-Macro Link in the Spanish-Speaking World R.Enrique Hamel Spanish/English Interaction in US Hispanic Heritage Learners' Writing M.Fairclough Andean Spanish and the Spanish of Lima: Linguistic Variation and Change in a Contact Situation C.A.Klee & R.Caravedo Spanish as L2 on the Dominican/Haitian Border and Universal Processes of Acquisition L.A.Ortiz Lopez Whose Story is it Anyway? Representing Oral Testimony in a Multilingual 'Contact Zone' J.Freeland Spanish-Speaking Latin Americans in Catalonia: Reflexivity and Knowledgeability in Constructions of Catalan S.Marshall Language Contact Between Galician and Spanish - Conflict or Harmony? Young People's Linguistic Attitudes to Contemporary Galicia B.O'Rourke Linguistic Shift and Community Language: The Effect of Demographic Factors in the Valencian Region, Balearic Islands and Catalonia R.Casesnoves Ferrer, D.Sankoff & M.Teresa Turell References Index

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