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Local Internationalists? The Esperanto movement and Internationalism, c.1880s-1930

English is today’s Globish. Today, English is the language that eases international trade, cross-border and cross-cultural communication. English is part and parcel of the most recent phase of globalisation and…

Date
22 November 2019
Category
Uncategorized

CFP now open for our summer school INTERCONNECTED

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION SUMMER SCHOOL "INTERCONNECTED", DEADLINE 9 MARCH 2015

Date
16 February 2015
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Uncategorized

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