The Routledge Handbook of Multilingualism 2nd Edition

Capture a world of voices with The Routledge Handbook of Multilingualism, 2nd Edition edited by Carolyn McKinney — an indispensable, up-to-date reference for anyone working at the intersection of language, society, and education.

Explore cutting-edge research and practical insight as this comprehensive handbook maps contemporary debates in multilingualism, language policy, classroom practice, and sociolinguistic theory. Carefully curated chapters present global perspectives — from Europe and Asia to Africa, the Americas, and Oceania — making it a must-have for scholars, teachers, policy-makers, and graduate students seeking wide-ranging, evidence-based guidance.

What makes this edition stand out is its balanced mix of rigorous theory and applied research. You’ll find clear explanations of key concepts, innovative methodological approaches, and thoughtful discussions on language rights, identity, assessment, and technology in multilingual contexts. Each section connects scholarship to real-world challenges in education, community planning, and multicultural societies, helping readers translate ideas into practice.

Whether you’re preparing a course, conducting research, or shaping language policy, this handbook equips you with the frameworks and case studies needed to navigate complex multilingual environments confidently. Its editorial vision ensures accessible, authoritative coverage across disciplines — linguistics, education, anthropology, and communication studies.

Enhance your professional library with The Routledge Handbook of Multilingualism, 2nd Edition — a definitive resource that brings global scholarship to your fingertips. Order now to stay informed, inspired, and ready to engage with the dynamic realities of language in the 21st century.

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