Routledge Handbook of Spanish in the Global City

Andrew Lynch is Associate Professor of Spanish and Latin American Studies at the University of Miami, USA.

• Introduction: Globalization, Cities, and the Spanish Language in PostmodernityGlobality and LocalityChapter 1: The ‘Glocalization’ of Spanish in Asia: Spanish Language Study and Familial Use in Hong Kong Chapter 2: Local and Global Elements of Spanish in MadridChapter 3: The Mass Mediation of Spanish in MiamiChapter 4: Making Global Processes Local: Conversational Recasting in New York CitySpace and Orders of IndexicalityChapter 5: The City in Mind: Metalinguistic Constructions of Urban Space in Buenos AiresChapter 6: Migration and Orders of Indexicality in LimaChapter 7: Spanish Language Visibility and the ‘Making of Presence’ in the Linguistic Landscape of LondonChapter 8: Building the Megalopolis: Dialectal Leveling and Language Contact in Mexico CityIdentityChapter 9: Internal Migration and Ethnicity in Santiago Chapter 10: Identity Positions and Agency among Chilean Migrants in Sydney Chapter 11: Advancing a Sociolinguistics of Complexity: Spanish-Speaking Identities in Washington Negotiation of Language ResourcesChapter 12: Down the Sociolinguistic Rabbit Hole: The Complexities and Contradictions of Spanish in Barcelona Chapter 13: Lexical Contact Phenomena Among Spanish Migrants in Cologne Chapter 14: Negotiating Language on the Radio in Los Angeles Chapter 15: Spanish in-Motion in MilanAfterwordSpanish in the City (Francisco Moreno Fernández)