Francesco Goglia is Associate Professor of Migration and Multilingualism at the University of Exeter, UK. Matthias Wolny is PhD Candidate at the Department of Culture Studies at Tilburg University, The Netherlands.

• Chapter 1. Introduction (Francesco Goglia & Matthias Wolny).- Chapter 2. Palermo 2000-2020: Sicilian in old and new migrations (Mari D’Agostino & Egle Mocciaro).- Chapter 3. Neapolitan, regional and standard Italian in the linguistic repertoire of Ukrainian private carers in Naples. Sociolinguistic competence and attitudes towards a complex linguistic context (Paolo Della Putta).- Chapter 4. The linguistic repertoires of immigrant school children in Udine: a sociolinguistic study (Fabiana Fusco).- Chapter 5. Immigrant new speakers of Veneto dialect: the case of Igbo-Nigerians in Padua (Francesco Goglia).- Chapter 6. Ghanaian immigrants and the twofold potential of Italo-Romance dialects (Federica Guerini).- Chapter 7. Language attitudes of Cameroonian immigrants towards Italian dialects (Raymond Siebetcheu).- Chapter 8. The Senegalese diaspora in Rome: Romanesco and other nonstandard varieties in the face of standard language ideologies (Maya Angela Smith).- Chapter 9. Immigrants as new speakers of Italo-romance dialects. A study of sociolinguistic representations in the Emilia-Romagna region (Valeria Villa-Perez).- Chapter 10. The Venetian dialect in the communicative repertoires of Moldovan migrant caregivers (Matthias Wolny).

Francesco Goglia is Associate Professor of Migration and Multilingualism at the University of Exeter, UK. Matthias Wolny is PhD Candidate at the Department of Culture Studies at Tilburg University, The Netherlands.

• Chapter 1. Introduction (Francesco Goglia & Matthias Wolny).- Chapter 2. Palermo 2000-2020: Sicilian in old and new migrations (Mari D’Agostino & Egle Mocciaro).- Chapter 3. Neapolitan, regional and standard Italian in the linguistic repertoire of Ukrainian private carers in Naples. Sociolinguistic competence and attitudes towards a complex linguistic context (Paolo Della Putta).- Chapter 4. The linguistic repertoires of immigrant school children in Udine: a sociolinguistic study (Fabiana Fusco).- Chapter 5. Immigrant new speakers of Veneto dialect: the case of Igbo-Nigerians in Padua (Francesco Goglia).- Chapter 6. Ghanaian immigrants and the twofold potential of Italo-Romance dialects (Federica Guerini).- Chapter 7. Language attitudes of Cameroonian immigrants towards Italian dialects (Raymond Siebetcheu).- Chapter 8. The Senegalese diaspora in Rome: Romanesco and other nonstandard varieties in the face of standard language ideologies (Maya Angela Smith).- Chapter 9. Immigrants as new speakers of Italo-romance dialects. A study of sociolinguistic representations in the Emilia-Romagna region (Valeria Villa-Perez).- Chapter 10. The Venetian dialect in the communicative repertoires of Moldovan migrant caregivers (Matthias Wolny).

Francesco Goglia is Associate Professor of Migration and Multilingualism at the University of Exeter, UK. Matthias Wolny is PhD Candidate at the Department of Culture Studies at Tilburg University, The Netherlands.

• Chapter 1. Introduction (Francesco Goglia & Matthias Wolny).- Chapter 2. Palermo 2000-2020: Sicilian in old and new migrations (Mari D’Agostino & Egle Mocciaro).- Chapter 3. Neapolitan, regional and standard Italian in the linguistic repertoire of Ukrainian private carers in Naples. Sociolinguistic competence and attitudes towards a complex linguistic context (Paolo Della Putta).- Chapter 4. The linguistic repertoires of immigrant school children in Udine: a sociolinguistic study (Fabiana Fusco).- Chapter 5. Immigrant new speakers of Veneto dialect: the case of Igbo-Nigerians in Padua (Francesco Goglia).- Chapter 6. Ghanaian immigrants and the twofold potential of Italo-Romance dialects (Federica Guerini).- Chapter 7. Language attitudes of Cameroonian immigrants towards Italian dialects (Raymond Siebetcheu).- Chapter 8. The Senegalese diaspora in Rome: Romanesco and other nonstandard varieties in the face of standard language ideologies (Maya Angela Smith).- Chapter 9. Immigrants as new speakers of Italo-romance dialects. A study of sociolinguistic representations in the Emilia-Romagna region (Valeria Villa-Perez).- Chapter 10. The Venetian dialect in the communicative repertoires of Moldovan migrant caregivers (Matthias Wolny).