Books published by Cambridge University Press

Including contributions that cover diverse settings, this book situates EMI within wider sociopolitical contexts of knowledge and language. It addresses issues of ideology, policy, identity, justice, and the politics of English in EMI, making it essential reading for researchers and students of applied linguistics and English language education.

The first book-length study of the Tailor's Conspiracy of Bahia, Brazil, in the English language. It is for students and scholars interested in the history of slavery and freedom in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African Diaspora.

"This book provides an accessible, comprehensive, and interdisciplinary overview of the legal, ethical and policy implications of AI. It covers essential theoretical insights and concepts, offers practical examples of how AI is impacting society today, and examines how this impact is regulated, with a particular focus on Europe"--

Bringing together novel research from a global team of experts, this Handbook is a one-stop resource for bilingual phonetics and phonology, covering all aspects of the sound systems of adult and child bilinguals. Comprehensive yet accessible, it is essential reading for anyone interested in this rapidly developing interdisciplinary research area.

Though it is thought that for Plato in the Republic justice is internal, a matter of relations among the parts of a city or soul, this book contends that in Book 1, justice - both political and personal - is external and other-regarding.