This paper reexamines the potential impact of the English‐only movement on linguistic
minorities and Anglos' perceptions of their own and minority groups' language vitality. Of …

0 In its winter 2003 issue, TESOL Quarterly published an importan timely article by David
Nunan, written in response to the T International Research Foundation's call for" research …

Abstract 83 west coast Anglo undergraduates were divided into 2 groups of a 2 (Hispanic-or
Anglo-accented speaker) x 2 pro-English-only Movement (EoM) or anti-EoM counter …

Between national and state budget cuts in education and an ever increasing push toward
the English Only movement, a rise in dropout rates for Hispanic students is imminent …

Responding to observations in ELF research that Anglophone-centric attitudes towards
English are eroding among speakers of a younger generation, this paper demonstrates that …

Within the discussion of the dynamics of Spanish language maintenance and shift to English
in the southwestern US, this article takes a magnifying glass to one Southwest state in …

Recent scholarship has highlighted the importance of supporting home languages for
linguistic-minority families in multilingual settings, as the family language is the means …

Minority language media (MLM) studies is developing fast, as the essays in this book make it
clear. No longer is it an obscure corner of media studies, limited to looking at a few of the …

This article examines how local norms for Spanish use in a multilingual Southwest Texas
border setting respond to and contest dominant monolingual ideologies. The analysis …

In multilingual societies like the United States, the languages people use in daily life are the
outcome of a variety of choices and constraints. I view the relative frequency with which …