TOC announcement

[Harold Schiffman]

Forwarded From: Jeff Bale <jbale at mac.com>

Editorial Assistant
International Multilingual Research Journal
Imrjlist at asu.edu
http://imrj.asu.edu

For Terrence G. Wiley and Alfredo J. Artiles, editors
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Hello all,

The editors of the International Multilingual Research Journal are
pleased to announce the release of a special double issue.  The first
part of the issue, guest edited by Ofelia García of Teachers College,
Columbia University, looks at various aspects of Spanish as a Global
Language.  It contains four articles and a book review. The second
part of the issue presents an additional article, research notes, and
two book reviews.  Information on ordering this issue or a
subscription for your library/institution can be found at
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/19313152.asp

The table of contents for the issue follows this note.

All the best, and happy reading.


Jeff Bale
Editorial Assistant
International Multilingual Research Journal
Imrjlist at asu.edu
http://imrj.asu.edu

For Terrence G. Wiley and Alfredo J. Artiles,
editors**************************************************************


International Multilingual Research Journal, 2(1/2), Summer 2008

Part 1:  Special section on Spanish as a Global Language
Guest edited by Ofelia García

Articles
Del Valle, J.  The Pan-Hispanic Community and the Conceptual Structure
of Linguistic Nationalism

Mar-Molinero, C.  Subverting Cervantes: Language Authority in global Spanish

Niño-Garcia, M., Gondenzzi, J. C., & Rothman, J. Spanish as a World
Language: The Interplay of Globalized Localization and Localized
Globalization

Moreno-Fernández, F., & Otero, J.: The Status and Future of Spanish
among the Main International Languages: The Quantitative Dimension

Book Review
Review of Mar-Molinero, C. & Stewart, M. Globalization and language in
the Spanish-speaking world. By K. Potowski

Part 2

Article
Stromquist, N. The Political Benefits of Adult Literacy: Presumed and
Real Effects

Research Notes
Connor, R. Computer simulation and new ways of creating matched-guise techniques

Book Reviews
Review of Okhee Lee and Aurolyn Luykx. Science Education and Student
Diversity: Synthesis and Research Agenda. Reviewed by J. Langman

Review of Fairclough, Marta Spanish and Heritage Language Education in
the United States: Struggling with Hypotheticals.  By J. Porras


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