Collections and calls for papers

Time and temporality, as topics of critical inquiry, continue to be overlooked in the extensive conversations on the English-driven internationalization of education in the Global South(s). Since language po...

Language policy as a field prides itself on its interdisciplinarity. At times, the interdisciplinary perspective in a given text is stated explicitly, as with the first chapters in Ricento’s (2006) textbook,...

This collection explores the possibilities to foster transformative agency in order to achieve sociolinguistic justice. We are interested in exploring how individuals and groups can overcome linguistic margi...

Guest editors: Oscar Jimenez-Castellanos, Eugene Garcia, Claudia Rodriguez-Mojica

Guest editors: Piet Van Avermaet, Elana Shohamy

Lau v. Nichols (1974), a seminal Supreme Court case set stage for the implementation and scaling of bilingual education throughout the US. Kinney Lau and his Cantonese classmates of San Francisco's Chinatown...