Social Class in Applied Linguistics

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The book critiques the prevailing focus on global language and culture flows in discussions of language and identity, highlighting the neglect of political economy and social class. It argues that rising socioeconomic inequality, driven by neoliberal policies, necessitates a reevaluation of identity concepts. By addressing these gaps, the author aims to reshape the understanding of how identity is constructed and influenced in contemporary society.