Globalization and multilingualism: the case of the UK

Viv K. Edwards

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Language and Culture

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Although linguistic diversity has always been a defining feature of the British Isles, it has assumed new proportions in recent years, a period during which the transnational flow of people has been accompanied by a corresponding flow of languages. This paper charts the changing nature of diversity and the adaptations to which it has given rise on the part of both the host community and speakers of minority languages.

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