Language Contact Around the Globe

Amei Koll-Stobbe holds the Chair in English Linguistics at the University of Greifswald (Germany).Sebastian Knospe is a lecturer and researcher at the Chair in English Linguistics at the University of Greifswald.

• Contents: Amei Koll-Stobbe/Sebastian Knospe: Language Contact Around the Globe – Donald Winford: Toward an integrated model of contact-induced change – Sylwester Jaworski: Contact-induced changes in Polish morphology – Cristiano Furiassi: False Italianisms in English dictionaries and corpora – Branka Drljača Margić: Contemporary English influence on Croatian: a university students’ perspective – Laura Zieseler/Amei Koll-Stobbe: At sea with standards? The pluricentric nature of English and its impact on non-native speakers’ attitudes and language use – Esme Winter-Froemel/Alexander Onysko/Andreea Calude: Why some non-catachrestic borrowings are most successful than others: a case study of English loans in German – Sebastian Knospe: Written code-switching in the German news magazine Der Spiegel – Gerald Stell: Language alternation and ethnicity in a post-colonial context: code-switching as a «non-White» register in South Africa – Marisa Patuto/Laia Arnaus Gil/Nadine Eichler/Veronika Jansen/Anika Schmeißer/Natascha Müller: Child-external and -internal factors in bilingual code-switching: Spanish, Italian, French and German – Edward Gillian: Light Warlpiri: an examination of some of the linguistic and non-linguistic developmental influences on this language – Dennis R. Preston: DAMNED IF YOU DO, AND DAMNED IF YOU DON’T: the perception of languages and language varieties in a globalizing world – Martin Schweinberger: Frequency, dispersion and register variation of selected discourse-pragmatic particles in Singapore English – Heiko F. Marten: The 3-Circle-Model of English world-wide: Can it contribute to understanding the global position of German? – Birte Arendt: Language ideology of the European Union under a critical perspective: the example of the Regional Language Low German – László Marácz: Resiliencing Hungarian minority languages in the New Europe – Svitlana Shakh: The linguistic landscapes of Ukraine at the crossroads of nationalism and regionalism – Phattharathanit Srichomthong: Language globalization in Northern Thailand – Yael Guilat/Shoshi Waksman: The linguistic landscape of Israel’s military cemeteries as a field of symbolic contestation – Karin Ebeling: The Calibans write in English: an investigation of language in postcolonial and transcultural contexts – Antonia Unger Jekaterina Nikitin: Crisis communication: an analysis of English originals and German translations of BP’s corporate communication during the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.