My latest work on the field of socioeconomic linguistics has now appeared in the International Journal for the Sociology of Languages. The empirical study is entitled “On the correlation between socioeconomics and policies of languages in official contexts”. The article deals with the question of how the socioeconomic performance of countries is correlated with the kind and number of languages for official contexts. Den Rest des Beitrags lesen »
Posts Tagged ‘socioeconomic linguistics’
The Socioeconomic Power of Language Policies
Posted by asecoli - November 8, 2011
Posted in eurolinguistics, cross-cultural linguistics, General, linguistics and politics | Verschlagwortet mit: article, publication, socioeconomic linguistics | Leave a Comment »
BGE for Self-Teaching
Posted by asecoli - Oktober 11, 2009
I would like to quote three passages that have helped in furthering the Basic Global English projects during the past months: Den Rest des Beitrags lesen »
Posted in eurolinguistics, cross-cultural linguistics, expert-layperson communication, knowledge transfer, Global English, teaching methods | Verschlagwortet mit: BGE, self-teaching, socioeconomic linguistics, teaching material | Leave a Comment »
BGE, LdL and socioeconomic linguistics in dissertations
Posted by asecoli - Juli 6, 2009
A German student contacted me because she wants to write her Master of Education thesis on BGE and LdL. A student from Singapore is writing his Ph.D. thesis on the use of English in China and aims at integrating BGE and my ideas on socioeconomic linguistics. That is a fantastic development.
Joachim Grzega
Posted in Global English, Varia | Verschlagwortet mit: BGE, dissertations, LdL, socioeconomic linguistics | Leave a Comment »
