Multilingualism and pluricentricity : A tale of many cities / edited by John Hajek [and three others].

Intro
Contents
Introduction: Exploring multilingualism and pluricentricity in diverse urban settings
Part 1: Multilingual policies in practice
1 Bilingualism, multilingualism and diglossia: A tale of two Swiss cities
2 The linguistic landscapes of Mariehamn and Kotka: A multilingual tale of local and national languages in Finland
3 Unity, diversity and the market: Television representations of multilingual diversity in Jakarta
4 Multilingualism in Padua (Italy): The linguistic landscape of an emerging multiethnic neighbourhood
Part 2: Attitudes and identities

5 Exploring the Italianità of Melbourne's Little Italy: Lygon Street, Carlton
6 The Mixtec language in New York: Vitality, discrimination and identity
7 Second language identities among recently-arrived migrants in Dublin, Ireland
8 "The northernmost city of Italy": Italian immigrants in Munich
Part 3: Language across time and space
9 Norwich across time: A city of strangers
10 The multilingual landscape of Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia
11 Urban multilingualism in Mauritius: Exploring linguistic and ethnic diversity in Port-Louis

12 Pluricentricity in Río de la Plata address: Montevideo is alike and a little different
Conclusion: Looking back and looking forward
Biographical notes
Index