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Language at work

Grassroots multilingualism

Africa Town, Guangzhou (Source: ChinaSmack) What does an urban middle-class male university graduate from Conakry, the capital of Guinea, have in common with a peasant woman with little education from…
Language and social justice

Power to fangyan!

LI Jia and LV Yong, Yunnan University ***  Editor's note: There is a Chinese saying that two heads are better than one (三个臭皮匠赛过一个诸葛亮). This proverb emphasizes both collective wisdom and the…
Multilingual families

English only on this American playground please

I’ve written before that I’ve never had an experience in which someone responded negatively to me when I speak German to my daughters in public here in the United States.…
Language and migration
Domestic violence in a multilingual world
Chats in Linguistic Diversity
40 years of Croatian Studies at Macquarie University
Language and law
Making linguistic diversity visible in parliament
Intercultural communication
The exotic Chinese language
Multilingual families
Childhood bilingualism is a gift; for some …
The European Court of Justice Building in Luxembourg (Image Credit: CJUE)
Chats in Linguistic Diversity
How does multilingual law-making work?