Mikko Laitinen is currently Professor of English Linguistics at Linnaeus University in Sweden.Anastassia Zabrodskaja is currently Professor of Estonian as a Second Language at Tallinn University and Senior Research Fellow in Sociolinguistics at the University of Tartu (Estonia).

«This is a recommended book for scholars who are interested in the linguistic landscape of Europe […].»(Teresa Ong, Linguist List Feb. 2016)

• Contents: Mikko Laitinen/Anastassia Zabrodskaja: Dimensions and dynamics of sociolinguistic landscapes in Europe – Hagen Peukert: Urban linguistic landscaping: Scanning metropolitan spaces – Amei Koll-Stobbe: Ideofiers in the commercial city: A discursive linguistic landscape analysis of hairdressers’ shop names – Karine Stjernholm: Two faces of Oslo: A comparative study of the sense of place – Mikko Laitinen: English on the move: What’s beyond modernity and internationalism? – Mia Halonen: Social media landscapes: Tracing the uses and functions of a hybrid sign – Christoph Marx/Marek Nekula: Constructing a cross-border space through semiotic landscapes: A case study of a German-Czech organization – Petteri Laihonen: Linguistic landscapes of a minoritized regional majority: Language ideologies among Hungarians in South-West Slovakia – Sebastian Muth: «Ruralscapes» in post-Soviet Transnistria: Ideology and language use on the fringes of a contested space – Olga Bever: Linguistic landscapes as multimodal and multilingual phenomena – Monica Perotto: The presence of the Italian language in the linguistic landscapes of Moscow.

Mikko Laitinen is currently Professor of English Linguistics at Linnaeus University in Sweden.Anastassia Zabrodskaja is currently Professor of Estonian as a Second Language at Tallinn University and Senior Research Fellow in Sociolinguistics at the University of Tartu (Estonia).

«This is a recommended book for scholars who are interested in the linguistic landscape of Europe […].»(Teresa Ong, Linguist List Feb. 2016)

• Contents: Mikko Laitinen/Anastassia Zabrodskaja: Dimensions and dynamics of sociolinguistic landscapes in Europe – Hagen Peukert: Urban linguistic landscaping: Scanning metropolitan spaces – Amei Koll-Stobbe: Ideofiers in the commercial city: A discursive linguistic landscape analysis of hairdressers’ shop names – Karine Stjernholm: Two faces of Oslo: A comparative study of the sense of place – Mikko Laitinen: English on the move: What’s beyond modernity and internationalism? – Mia Halonen: Social media landscapes: Tracing the uses and functions of a hybrid sign – Christoph Marx/Marek Nekula: Constructing a cross-border space through semiotic landscapes: A case study of a German-Czech organization – Petteri Laihonen: Linguistic landscapes of a minoritized regional majority: Language ideologies among Hungarians in South-West Slovakia – Sebastian Muth: «Ruralscapes» in post-Soviet Transnistria: Ideology and language use on the fringes of a contested space – Olga Bever: Linguistic landscapes as multimodal and multilingual phenomena – Monica Perotto: The presence of the Italian language in the linguistic landscapes of Moscow.

Mikko Laitinen is currently Professor of English Linguistics at Linnaeus University in Sweden.Anastassia Zabrodskaja is currently Professor of Estonian as a Second Language at Tallinn University and Senior Research Fellow in Sociolinguistics at the University of Tartu (Estonia).

«This is a recommended book for scholars who are interested in the linguistic landscape of Europe […].»(Teresa Ong, Linguist List Feb. 2016)

• Contents: Mikko Laitinen/Anastassia Zabrodskaja: Dimensions and dynamics of sociolinguistic landscapes in Europe – Hagen Peukert: Urban linguistic landscaping: Scanning metropolitan spaces – Amei Koll-Stobbe: Ideofiers in the commercial city: A discursive linguistic landscape analysis of hairdressers’ shop names – Karine Stjernholm: Two faces of Oslo: A comparative study of the sense of place – Mikko Laitinen: English on the move: What’s beyond modernity and internationalism? – Mia Halonen: Social media landscapes: Tracing the uses and functions of a hybrid sign – Christoph Marx/Marek Nekula: Constructing a cross-border space through semiotic landscapes: A case study of a German-Czech organization – Petteri Laihonen: Linguistic landscapes of a minoritized regional majority: Language ideologies among Hungarians in South-West Slovakia – Sebastian Muth: «Ruralscapes» in post-Soviet Transnistria: Ideology and language use on the fringes of a contested space – Olga Bever: Linguistic landscapes as multimodal and multilingual phenomena – Monica Perotto: The presence of the Italian language in the linguistic landscapes of Moscow.