Philippine linguistic genocide, depoliticization, and policy rollback

A polycentric regime of linguistic legitimacy: language policy from below in Kazakhstan

Globalization and language policy: Balancing English as a lingua franca and linguistic diversity

The research explored the operation of English as a lingua franca (ELF) in a specific tertiary academic-learning context within a subordinate-common language position (English-centric) and a relatively equal and secondary language position (plurilingual) model of accommodation and its implications on communicative effe...

The Sociolinguistic Environment and the Changing Role of English in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is one of Africa's most linguistically diverse states, and its eastern provinces are characterized by dense contact among local languages, Kiswahili, French and English. This article examines how English is being incorporated into that multilingual ecology, the domains in which it...

Gobernar a través del miedo: narrativas antiinmigrantes y deshumanización en la administración Trump

Anti-immigrant narratives are central to the production and circulation of hate speech in contemporary political life. Connected to nationalist imaginaries that figure migrants as threats in a context of democratic crisis, social polarization and the spread of disinformation in digital environments. This article analyz...

Temporal Politics and discursive marginalization: neoliberal and neocolonial dynamics of English-medium instruction in Pakistan’s higher education

Entre a língua e o embate

In recent years, so-called "gender-neutral language" has become a point of discursive contention in the public sphere, especially in cyberspace. Far from being restricted to a strictly linguistic issue, this debate mobilizes political, ideological, and symbolic disputes related to the inclusion, visibility, and recogni...