Negotiating, Subverting, Reconfiguring Borders in the English-Speaking World by Pierre Le Duff, Cezara Bobeica

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Nomadic gallicisms, or French “migrants” in the English-speaking world by M. S. Neklyudova

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S.A. Yesenin in the English-Speaking World: New and Little-Known Facts by Svetlana A. Seregina

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Analyzing Discourses in Portuguese Word Embeddings: A Case of Gender Bias Outside the English-Speaking World by Fernanda Tiemi de Souza Taso, Valéria Quadros dos Reis, Fábio Viduani Martinez

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Post-Crisis Anglo-Saxon Capitalism by Christopher J. Nock, Catherine Coron

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Second Language Writing: Research Insights for the Classroom. by Madeleine Youmans

“…As growing numbers of international students flood colleges and universities in the English-speaking world, and as English becomes increasingly important as a world language, ESL composition is a burgeoning field.…”
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A brief examination of warfare by medieval urban militias in Central and Northern Europe by Jean Chandler

“…The specific military role of the burgher is not well known outside of the realm of academic specialists in the English speaking world. In order to highlight this to my fellow layperson, I have chosen a selection of significant historical events with a special focus on Lombardy, Flanders, Silesia, Bohemia and Poland, in which urban militias played an important role. …”
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Dancing the Numinous: Sacred and Spiritual Techniques of Contemporary American Belly Dancers by Jeana Jorgensen

“…In this paper, I explore how contemporary American practitioners of belly dance (as Middle Eastern dance and its many varieties are often called in the English-speaking world) conceptualize not only the spiritual dimensions of their dance, but also how the very notion of performance affects sacred and spiritual dance practices. …”
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Book Review: Geschichtstheater. Formen der "Living History" by Wolfgang Hochbruck by Ibrahim Karabed

“…No wonder that in recent years, German museums, too, are increasingly opening towards alternative means of presenting their content to the public, such as ”living history“ or archaeo-technology, which have long been commonplace in the didactics of museums in the English-speaking world as well as in a variety of European countries.…”
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Du plaisir du texte à l'utilité de la littérature by Isabel Fernandes

“…I associate his approaches to literature with recent positions in the English-speaking world, namely by M. H. Abrams (2012) and Rita Felski (2008). …”
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Speechwriting in and beyond the White House: Selected international perspectives on aspects of speechwriting in government and business by Iwona Świątczak-Wasilewska

“… Speechwriting is a recognized profession in politics and business, particularly in the English-speaking world where speeches are central to communication. …”
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Brian Friel on the french stage: from Laurent Terzieff to women directors of Dancing at Lughnasa by Martine Pelletier

“… The success of Brian Friel's drama on stage in the English-speaking world is beyond dispute. Many plays of his plays have also been widely translated leading to numerous productions worldwide. …”
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A study of Balfour’s English translation of the Zhuangzi in light of comparative religion by Ziqiang Zhao

“…In the 19th century, the emergence of the study of comparative religions promoted an interest in the West in Eastern philosophies, and Balfour’s English translation of the Zhuangzi is an important achievement of this period, as it is the first translation of the Zhuangzi in the English-speaking world. This study analyses the Sino-Western religious dialogue in Balfour’s translation from the perspective of comparative religion, and explores its implications for the development of Daoism in contemporary China and the comparative study of Chinese and Western religions. …”
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Women and Legal Hierarchy by Margaret Thornton

“…Australian legal education has accepted this assignation of men and women to separate spheres and, even though the proportion of women students is now around 50 per cent, which is indeed characteristic of legal education throughout the English-speaking world, I think that this has made relatively little difference, either in terms of substance or process.…”
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Unanswered Questions in Colombia’s Foreign Language Education Policy by Camilo Andrés Bonilla Carvajal, Isabel Tejada-Sánchez

“…Following the trend of much of the Western, non-English speaking world, Colombia has tirelessly strived for spreading English education in an effort to augment economic benefits. …”
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D'une didactique des langues à une didactique des plurilinguismes ? Réflexions pour la recherche by Dominique Montagne-Macaire

“…This paradigm does not exist yet in the English-speaking world, but is relevant for the European area. …”
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Les chercheurs algériens entre post-colonie et mondialisation by Tristan Leperlier

“…On the contrary, dependency on France and the French language has re-emerged as a way of gaining access to Europe and the English-speaking world, and while the “international” has become a buzz-word and a model in Algerian research, in fact internationalization has lost in quality what it has gained in quantity. …”
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Les sociologues et le stress by Marc Loriol

“…A topic of discussion for much longer in France than in the English-speaking world or Scandinavia, there have been several attempts to conduct a sociological analysis of stress at work, with some research projects remaining relatively unknown today. …”
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Rédactions conversationnelles sur papier et sur ordinateur : une étude de cas by Charlotte Dejean

“…With this in mind, a domain of research concerning Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL), has been developed, particularly in the English-speaking world. This domain of research is interested in work situations involving two or more people interacting around the same computer, and several people interacting through computers on a networked system (local or Internet). …”
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De l’hétérodoxie à l’orthodoxie : les espaces religieux de George Keith by Louisiane Ferlier

“…Chesterton, George Keith (1639-1716)’s conversions allow us in this paper to demonstrate how fluid the concept of ‘orthodoxy’ was in the English-speaking world. A Quaker thinker and writer, the Scot converted to Quakerism after the Restoration, at a time when Scotland was divided by the conflict between Presbyterians and Episcopalians. …”
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