Cover -- Table of contents -- Preface -- John HAJEK: Homage to Michael Clyne: linguist, colleague and advocate -- Rudolf MUHR: Linguistic dominance and non-dominancein pluricentric languages: A typology -- Catrin NORRBY, Camilla WIDE, Jan LINDSTRÖM, Jenny NILSSON: Finland-Swedish as a non-dominant variety of Swedish - extending the scope to pragmaticand interactional aspects -- Carla Amorós, Carmen Fernández, Natividad Hernández, Emilio Prieto: Difficulties in defining the standard Spanish lexicon -- Nils LANGER: Finding non-dominant languagesin the nineteenth century - problems and potentials from historical sociolinguistics -- Chiara MESSINA: Researching a Language for Special Purposes within a Non-Dominant Variety: An Overview based on the Example of Austrian German -- Heinz L. KRETZENBACHER: The emancipation of Strine: Australian English as an established post-colonial national standard of English -- Johan DE CALUWE: Dutch as a bicentric language: a lexicographic (r)evolution -- John HAJEK: (Non-) dominant varieties of a (non-)pluricentric language?Italian in Italian and Switzerland -- Marilena KARYOLEMOU: Cypriot Greek as a non dominant variety of Greek -- Jasmine DUM-TRAGUT: Amen teł hay kay. 20 years later - Pluricentric Armenian and its changed dominance hierarchy -- Salvatore DEL GAUDIO: The Russian Language in Ukraine: some unsettled questions about its status as a 'national' variety -- Curt WOOLHISER: "Belarusian Russian": Sociolinguistic Status and Discursive Representations -- Domergue SUMIEN: Harmonizing non-dominant standards throughout four states -- Josep-Àngel MAS: Catalan as a pluricentric language: the Valencian case -- Esther Nuñez Villanueva: The role of the media in standardising a regional variety: the case of Canal Sur and Sevillian Spanish in the pluricentric debate.

Maria Eugenia L. DUARTE: When speech and writing are too far apart!Non-dominant features of Brazilian Portuguese becoming dominant -- Aline BAZENGA: Variation in subject-verb agreement in an insular variety of European Portuguese -- Ana Raquel SIMÕES, Sara SOUSA: Language teachers' practices, representations and knowlegde on intra-linguistic diversity: A case study in Portugal -- Dawn MARLEY: Competing varieties of French and Arabic in Morocco -- Abderrazzaq MSELLEK: Aspects of Moroccan Arabic -- Munirah ALAJLAN: Dominant and Non-Dominant Varieties in the Gulf: Social Class or Region? -- Zeinab IBRAHIM: Egyptian Revolution 2011 Slogans: Intuitive Language Choices between Dominant and Non-Dominant Varieties of Arabic -- Simone ASHBY: Co-producers of this means of expression': Evidence from Mozambique in support of the study of indigenizing languages -- Aditi GHOSH: Bhojpuri as a non-dominant variety of Hindi -- Adrian TIEN: Chinese Hokkien and its lexicon in Singapore: evidence for an indigenised Singapore culture -- Jidda Hassan JUMMA'A: Nigerain English: Linguistic, Sociolinguistic and Conversational Characteristics in the Framework of dominance and non-dominance -- Kelen Ernesta FONYUY: Attitudes toward less Dominant Accents of Cameroon English.