Titlebook: Global Englishes in Asian Contexts; Current and Future D Kumiko Murata,Jennifer Jenkins Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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,Qualit?ts- und Safety-Management,nomies within 30 years, a population that comprises over 50 per cent of the world’s people, and massive English language programmes throughout the region, it is no surprise that the role of English in Asia has become a major concern. Notwithstanding the difficulties in defining what Asia comprises —

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Industrielles Luftfahrtmanagementn has also made English one of the most powerful means of international communication. The more people use English, the more people learn the language; many countries have introduced English into the primary school curriculum and young learners are rapidly increasing. The European Union primary scho

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Accommodation and the Idiom Principle in English as a Lingua Francaative use without needing to conform to native speaker norms of ‘correctness’, there remains an entrenched reluctance to grant the same kind of legitimacy to this ‘Expanding Circle’ variation that is now generally accorded to ‘Outer Circle’ varieties (Kachru 1985; Seidlhofer and Jenkins 2003). The n

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Characteristics of Korea English as a Glocalized VarietyEnglish. As the number of people who use English as a first language (FstL), a second language (SL), or a foreign language (FL) increases, inevitably the number of varieties of English, especially spoken English, increases. The purpose of learning English as an international language is not to blind