Rosina Márquez Reiter is a Full Professor of Pragmatics and Interaction at the Open University, UK.Adriana Patiño-Santos is an Associate Professor in Modern Languages and Linguistics at the University of Southampton, UK.

• Introduction: Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in EuropeAdriana Patiño-Santos and Rosina Márquez Reiter1. (In)visible identities and inequities: The construction of Latinidad in European censusesJennifer Leeman 2. Mobility and Stasis: Migrant Portraits from a Madrid MarketRosina Márquez Reiter 3. The Ecuadorian diaspora in Madrid and the conceptualization of sociolinguistic authenticityPatricia Gubitosi, Daniela Narváez, and Christian Puma-Ninacuri 4. Sociolinguistic accommodation by Ecuadorian migrants in Granada (Spain)Antonio Manjón-Cabeza Cruz5. Becoming Latino in Barcelona: the role of stance in ethnogenesisMichael Newman and Víctor Corona6. Spanish-speaking Latin Americans in the market of Cayenne (French Guiana): multilingual practices, fuzzy borders and social positioningSantiago Sánchez Moreano and Isabelle Léglise7. Affect and emotions in the Hispanic Linguistic Landscape in MilanMaria Vittoria Calvi8. "Pride" and "Profit". The Values of Spanish as a Heritage Language among Latin Americans in the German-Speaking SwitzerlandYvette Bürki9. Language experiences in diaspora across time: Two Spanish-Speaking Latin Americans in LondonF. Daniel Morales Hernández 10. Snapshots of Spanish-speaking Latin American radio producers in LondonAdriana Patiño-Santos11. Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in Europe: Some closing thoughts on authenticity and belongingDavid Block

Rosina Márquez Reiter is a Full Professor of Pragmatics and Interaction at the Open University, UK.Adriana Patiño-Santos is an Associate Professor in Modern Languages and Linguistics at the University of Southampton, UK.

• Introduction: Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in EuropeAdriana Patiño-Santos and Rosina Márquez Reiter1. (In)visible identities and inequities: The construction of Latinidad in European censusesJennifer Leeman 2. Mobility and Stasis: Migrant Portraits from a Madrid MarketRosina Márquez Reiter 3. The Ecuadorian diaspora in Madrid and the conceptualization of sociolinguistic authenticityPatricia Gubitosi, Daniela Narváez, and Christian Puma-Ninacuri 4. Sociolinguistic accommodation by Ecuadorian migrants in Granada (Spain)Antonio Manjón-Cabeza Cruz5. Becoming Latino in Barcelona: the role of stance in ethnogenesisMichael Newman and Víctor Corona6. Spanish-speaking Latin Americans in the market of Cayenne (French Guiana): multilingual practices, fuzzy borders and social positioningSantiago Sánchez Moreano and Isabelle Léglise7. Affect and emotions in the Hispanic Linguistic Landscape in MilanMaria Vittoria Calvi8. "Pride" and "Profit". The Values of Spanish as a Heritage Language among Latin Americans in the German-Speaking SwitzerlandYvette Bürki9. Language experiences in diaspora across time: Two Spanish-Speaking Latin Americans in LondonF. Daniel Morales Hernández 10. Snapshots of Spanish-speaking Latin American radio producers in LondonAdriana Patiño-Santos11. Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in Europe: Some closing thoughts on authenticity and belongingDavid Block

Rosina Márquez Reiter is a Full Professor of Pragmatics and Interaction at the Open University, UK.Adriana Patiño-Santos is an Associate Professor in Modern Languages and Linguistics at the University of Southampton, UK.

• Introduction: Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in EuropeAdriana Patiño-Santos and Rosina Márquez Reiter1. (In)visible identities and inequities: The construction of Latinidad in European censusesJennifer Leeman 2. Mobility and Stasis: Migrant Portraits from a Madrid MarketRosina Márquez Reiter 3. The Ecuadorian diaspora in Madrid and the conceptualization of sociolinguistic authenticityPatricia Gubitosi, Daniela Narváez, and Christian Puma-Ninacuri 4. Sociolinguistic accommodation by Ecuadorian migrants in Granada (Spain)Antonio Manjón-Cabeza Cruz5. Becoming Latino in Barcelona: the role of stance in ethnogenesisMichael Newman and Víctor Corona6. Spanish-speaking Latin Americans in the market of Cayenne (French Guiana): multilingual practices, fuzzy borders and social positioningSantiago Sánchez Moreano and Isabelle Léglise7. Affect and emotions in the Hispanic Linguistic Landscape in MilanMaria Vittoria Calvi8. "Pride" and "Profit". The Values of Spanish as a Heritage Language among Latin Americans in the German-Speaking SwitzerlandYvette Bürki9. Language experiences in diaspora across time: Two Spanish-Speaking Latin Americans in LondonF. Daniel Morales Hernández 10. Snapshots of Spanish-speaking Latin American radio producers in LondonAdriana Patiño-Santos11. Language practices and processes among Latin Americans in Europe: Some closing thoughts on authenticity and belongingDavid Block