Translingualism has become increasingly popular as a construct that captures the fluid
nature of language (s) and writers' ability to strategically draw from nonstandard language …

This article reviews how the analytics of governmentality have been taken up by scholars in
linguistic anthropology, sociolinguistics, and applied linguistics. It explores the distinctive …

The natural first question is: What is language policy? The question is commonly asked in
books on the topic but concrete definitions are less common than discussions of language …

The growing interest in identity and language education over the past two decades, coupled
with increased interest in digital technology and transnationalism, has resulted in a rich body …

In this article we proffer a theoretical model for analyzing power in language policy
processes and incorporate ethnographic data to illustrate the usefulness of the model …

This article considers the relevance of language policy and planning (LPP) for language
education in the United States in relation to the country's longstanding and continuing …

This study investigates cases of language 'policing'as educational language policies, and
the way that these are represented across different policy levels. Focusing on UK schools …

This article presents an analysis of the standard language ideology within a corpus of school-
designed language policy documents from 264 primary schools in England. It examines the …

Using the methods of critical discourse analysis, we examine California Proposition 227,
English Language in Public Schools (1998), and its repeal measure, Proposition 58, the …

Multilingual practices of translanguaging–fluid, complex, and dynamic processes of using
one's complete linguistic repertoire–have been increasingly embraced by researchers and …