All Stories

  1. “Your English Is . . .” Linguistic Bias and the Construction of Self and Other
  2. On Northern, Southern, and entangled cosmopolitanism: English language ideologies among migrants in Australia
  3. Enacting Everyday Linguistic Citizenship: Language Life and Multi‐Membership Among Young Malaysian Chinese Immigrants in Australia
  4. Language policing and the discourse of English normativity: Asian migrant youth in Australian schools
  5. Translanguaging in research interviews: social practice, discursive transpositioning, and methodological challenges
  6. Individual Language Policy as a Technology of the Self: Youth’s Multilingual Practices in the Educational Domain
  7. Voicing decolonial dialogues: Indigenous teachers’ translanguaging in the mainstream classroom
  8. Linguistic shaming, the discourse of (sub)standard English, and religiolinguistic ideologies in Indian media
  9. The linguicized subject: everyday linguicism and the ‘English-only’ discourse against migrants in Australia
  10. Youth’s individual language policy in shaping family-community citizenship
  11. Teaching English through a Second Language to Linguistic Minority Students in EFL Contexts: Identifying “Double Subtractive” Education
  12. The ethics and epistemology of researching higher degree by research supervision: an encounter with institutional ethics review
  13. Particularity in commonality: sense of ethnic and citizenship identities among minority youth in Vietnam
  14. 1 Individual Language Policy: An Introduction
  15. 2 Conceptualisation of Individual Language Policy
  16. 3 External Forces on Bilingual Youth
  17. 4 Practised Language Policy
  18. 5 Perceived Language Policy
  19. 6 Negotiated Language Policy
  20. 7 Individual Language Policy: Identification, Contextualisation and Interaction Perspectives
  21. Acknowledgements
  22. Contents
  23. Frontmatter
  24. Index
  25. References
  26. Transcription Convention
  27. Individual Language Policy
  28. Making the case for linguicism: revisiting theoretical concepts and terminologies in linguistic discrimination research
  29. Anglo-Sino social mobility? English and Chinese language aspirations of international English-medium students in a Chinese-dominant context
  30. Educational linguicism: linguistic discrimination against minority students in Vietnamese mainstream schools
  31. Language and intercultural peer interactions: Vietnamese students in Taiwan’s bilingual academic settings
  32. English and Chinese language ideologies among Vietnamese students in Taiwan: the construction of an ideal neoliberal self
  33. Ethnic Stereotypes in the Central Highlands of Vietnam: Minority Students’ Perspectives
  34. Changing teacher learners’ language ideologies and pedagogical practices: an action research intervention in World Englishes
  35. Motivation for learning Chinese in a study abroad context: Vietnamese students in Taiwan
  36. Language choice of Vietnamese ethnic minority students in family and community interactions: implications for minority language maintenance
  37. Language choice in peer interactions and the role of peers in minority language maintenance
  38. Building Teacher Capacity in Vietnamese English Language Teaching: Research, Policy and Practice
  39. Vietnamese ethnic minority students’ language practices under the influence of external interventions: A management perspective
  40. Language practices across contact zones: the experiences of Vietnamese students in Taiwan
  41. Language choice, identity and social distance: Ethnic minority students in Vietnam
  42. Translanguaging as trans-identity: The case of ethnic minority students in Vietnam
  43. 12 Local challenges to global needs in English language education in Vietnam: The perspective of language policy and planning
  44. Bilingual identity of ethnic minority students: insights from Vietnam
  45. Bilingual education as ‘glocal’ capital: statements of educational outcomes on Vietnamese bilingual schools’ websites
  46. Bilingualism as a resource: language attitudes of Vietnamese ethnic minority students
  47. Subtractive schooling and identity
  48. Thinking globally or “glocally”? Bilingual identity of Vietnamese international school students
  49. Language attitudes, identity and L1 maintenance: A qualitative study of Vietnamese ethnic minority students