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This book engages with English in globalization, re-examining and re-interpreting the contemporary contexts of its acquisition and use. The chapters contained in this book weave together four inter-related themes that define the role of English in the global context: the `centrality of structure', `relationships of interdependence', `social constructions of difference' and `reproduction of inequality'. These themes enable the authors to draw attention to the dynamics of the contemporary realities of the `English-speaking' and `English-using' nations, especially as they compete for cultural, social, economic and symbolic capital in global networks. In engaging World Englishes with the sociolinguistics of globalization, the authors raise some fundamental questions about the status, structure, and functions of World Englishes.

"What roles are English and World Englishes playing in globalization? What effect is globalization having on English and World Englishes? What effect is globalization having on other languages? Anyone interested in exploring these crucial questions will find this book a most helpful and stimulating companion. The editors have assembled an appropriately diverse all-star cast of contributors, each of whom approaches the topic from a refreshingly innovative standpoint To paraphrase OmoniyVspoem which opens the book, readers will learn to `waltz, salsa and lion-dance' (and hip-hop) their way through the complex cultural and linguistic steps of globalization."Andy Kirkpatrick, Hong Kong Institute of Education

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What roles are English and World Englishes playing in globalization? What effect is globalization having on English and World Englishes? What effect is globalization having on other languages? Anyone interested in exploring these crucial questions will find this book a most helpful and stimulating companion. The editors have assembled an appropriately diverse all-star cast of contributors, each of whom approaches the topic from a refreshingly innovative standpoint. To paraphrase Omoniyis poem which opens the book, readers will learn to 'waltz, salsa and lion-dance' (and hip-hop) their way through the complex cultural and linguistic steps of globalisation. -- Andy Kirkpatrick, Hong Kong Institute of Education The widespread variation in English as used for international communication has provoked a correspondingly wide variety of views about its significance. This collection is an impressive testimony to how varied these views are, and how diverse the theoretical and ideological perspectives that inform them. There is a good deal in this stimulating book that calls for the careful and critical reflection about established ways of thinking. -- Barbara Seidlhofer, University of Vienna, Austria This book is an overdue and welcome treatment of what global English stands for. It definitely pinpoints the shift away from colonialization, native-like measurement and materials promoting native-speaker hegemony. Speakers using English should be ready to use the language with whoever is also speaking it. "Contending with Globalization in World Englishes" should be of interest to all using English in international contexts and specifically to applied linguists, as the issues discussed are relevant at the current time. -- Katrin Volt, Estonia & France * Review published on dialogin - The Delta Intercultural Academy on April 2011 * There is a lot of interesting material collated in this book, and some of the contrasting approaches are thought-provokingit presents some useful overviews about the current status of English in various places aroung the world, and furthermore it offers a valuable contrast between a range of approaches towards globalization, so it will certainly be appreciated by many researchers and students of World Englishes. -- David Deterding, Universiti Brunei Darussala, Brunei * English World-Wide 33:2 (2012), 235-239 *

List of Figures and Tables
x
Contributors xi
Preface xv
1 Introduction
1(22)
Tope Omoniyi
Mukul Saxena
World Englishes from Colonisation to Globalization
3(5)
The Global is Rooted and Contained within a Local History
8(1)
World Englishes: A Community of Practice
9(14)
2 Globalization and International Intelligibility
23(22)
Paroo Nihalani
Introduction
23(2)
Global Spread: Multiple International Identities
25(9)
Educational Target: Standards and Models
34(3)
Speech: A Collaborative Enterprise
37(2)
Conclusion
39(2)
Implications for the Classroom
41(4)
3 From Chaos to Order: Language Change, Lingua Francas and World Englishes
45(27)
Phyllis Ghim-Lian Chew
Introduction
45(4)
From Chaos to Order: A Model of Language Change, LFs and WEs
49(7)
The Liminal Periods
56(3)
Caveats
59(1)
Case Study: People's Republic of China (PRC)
59(7)
Conclusion
66(6)
4 English as a Lingua Franca in the Global Context: Interconnectedness, Variation and Change
72(21)
Martin Dewey
Jennifer Jenkins
Introduction
72(2)
Misconceptions about English as a Lingua Franca
74(2)
Globalization and ELF
76(4)
ELF Research and Lingua Franca Variability
80(6)
Looking Ahead
86(7)
5 World Englishes, Globalization and the Politics of Conformity
93(20)
Rakesh M. Bhatt
Introduction
93(1)
Globalization: Concept and Consequences
94(1)
The Politics of Conformity and World Englishes
95(8)
World Englishes and Globalization
103(5)
Conclusion: Towards a Politics of Possibility
108(5)
6 EFL: From `You Sound Like Dickens' to International English
113(24)
Maria Georgieva
Introduction
113(3)
EIL in the Context of Plurilingual Europe: A Snapshot of Problematic Issues
116(4)
EFL in Bulgaria: Changing Perspectives
120(2)
The Survey
122(1)
Discussion of Survey Results
123(8)
Conclusion
131(6)
7 Glocalization of English in World Englishes: An Emerging Variety among Persian Speakers of English
137(22)
Farzad Sharifian
Introduction
137(1)
The Case of Iran
138(5)
Cultural Conceptualizations
143(1)
Cultural Conceptualizations in World Englishes
144(1)
Cultural Conceptualizations among Persian Speakers of English
144(9)
Globalization and Standardization
153(2)
Concluding Remarks
155(4)
8 Local Networks in the Formation and Development of West African English
159(16)
Augustin Simo Bobda
Introduction
159(1)
Patterns of Transplantation of English in West Africa, and Sociolinguistic and Linguistic Correlates
160(4)
Sub-Regional Networks
164(2)
National and Sub-National Identities
166(6)
Conclusion
172(3)
9 The English Language, Globalization and Latin America: Possible Lessons from the `Outer Circle'
175(21)
Kanavillil Rajagopalan
Introduction
175(1)
The Geopolitical Backdrop
176(2)
Globalization and the Role of English
178(2)
Dealing with English: Why Simply Shutting the Doors Is Not an Option
180(5)
English in Latin America: Possible Lessons from the `Outer Circle'
185(3)
The Outer Circle Model
188(8)
10 Rethinking Origins and Localization in Global Englishes
196(15)
Alastair Pennycook
Introduction
196(1)
It's an Ancient Culture, with a New Name
196(1)
Globalization and Worldliness
197(4)
Hip-Hop Origins and Plurilithic English
201(5)
The Already Localness of English
206(5)
11 Final Reflections: Globalization and World Englishes
211(19)
Mukul Saxena
Tope Omoniyi
Introduction
211(1)
Globalization and World Englishes
211(4)
Future Directions: Conceptualizing WEs in 21st-century Globalization
215(11)
Conclusion
226(4)
Index 230
Mukul Saxena is Assistant Professor in the Centre for Applied Linguistics, Warwick University, UK. Before this, he worked in Brunei Darussalam, Lancaster and York. His publications and research interests are in the areas of (English-)bilingual classroom interaction, Multilingual literacies, Language maintenance & shift, World Englishes.





Tope Omoniyi is Professor of Sociolinguistics in the School of Arts at Roehampton University, London (UK). His research interests straddle issues in language and identity, language in education, and language policy and planning in Europe and Africa. His scholarly articles and reviews have appeared in numerous journals. He is the author of The Sociolinguistics of Borderlands: Two Nations, One People (AWP 2004) and editor and co-editor of several volumes of essays.
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