The Lingua Franca of Globalisation: "filius nullius in terra nullius", as we say in English

Abstract

English as a lingua franca is a child of the postmodern world: it observes no national boundaries and it has no definite centres. In many ways, it is part of a transcultural flow, with its speakers using it in their own ways, constructing their own identities and forming their own groupings.

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