Overview

Loin d’être une utopie, le plurilinguisme en entreprise est une réalité complexe, qui fournit des ressources mesurables. Les études réunies dans ce volume montrent que les locuteurs cherchent spontanément plusieurs solutions, différentes du tout anglais, afin de communiquer de manière efficace. Comme les besoins linguistiques changent selon la typologie de l’entreprise, les auteurs proposent diverses solutions pour mieux investir dans les langues. Un dernier volet présente des témoignages d’entreprises ayant misé sur le plurilinguisme comme ressource stratégique. Far from being a utopia, plurilingualism in business companies is a complex reality and provides measurable resources. The contributions in this volume show that language users spontaneously look for solutions other than English only to communicate effectively in the workplace. Since different types of company have different language needs, the authors suggest diverse language strategies and implementations. One section is devoted to best practices: companies present their experience in addressing language issues in the workplace.

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Author:   Jürgen Erfurt ,  Sonia Gerolimich ,  Sara Vecchiato
Publisher:   Peter Lang AG
Imprint:   Peter Lang AG
Edition:   New edition
Volume:   26
Weight:   0.490kg
ISBN:  

9783631666692

ISBN 10:   3631666691
Pages:   272
Publication Date:   14 July 2016
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Language:   English, French

Table of Contents

Contenu /Contents: Georges Lüdi: Les enjeux du multi-/plurilinguisme pour les entreprises europeennes. L’exemple de la region Suisse / Rhin Superieur – Maria Bortoluzzi: English in academia and education: from language dominance to critical linguistic diversity – Maria Margherita Mattioda : Les langues en entreprise : une ressource strategique pour le territoire ? Le cas de la region de Turin – Noemi Rámila Díaz : L’analyse des malentendus dans une entreprise linguistique multiculturelle : de l’instabilite emotionnelle au turnover – Tünde Bajzát: Workers’ intercultural experiences of differences and problems in northern Hungary – Luca Brusati/Paolo FedeleMario Ianniello: Dealing with multilingualism in EU institutions: the implications of enlargement in a managerial perspective – Pierangela Diadori: Language Learning and Multilingualism on Board: the Case of Cruise Ship Crew – Chiara Buchetti/Luana Cosenza: The LSECON Research Project. Analysis of the Language Needs of the Tuscan Socio-economic System – Elena Chiocchetti/Lorenzo Zanasi/Natascia Ralli: Multilingual knowledge management for South Tyrolean businesses: practical suggestions for a bilingual region – Amélie Hien : Regard sur la gestion de l’offre de services de sante en francais a Sudbury au Canada – Giorgio Colutta: Colutta Wines – Marisa Ricci: Ikea – Derna Del Stabile: Interna Group – Gianpaolo Cecchini: Mangiarotti – Katalin Barát: Mangiarott – Raffaele Ferri – Wartsila Italia – Biljana Todic: Wartsila Italia – Orsolina Valeri: Risorse Umane Europa.

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Sonia Gerolimich est chercheur en linguistique française à l’Université d’Udine et membre associée de MoDyCo à l’Université Paris-Ouest. Sara Vecchiato est professeur associé de linguistique française à l’Université d’Udine et collabore avec le laboratoire Gaspard-Monge de l’Université Paris-Est. Sonia Gerolimich is a researcher in French linguistics at the University of Udine and an associate member at MoDyCo, University of Paris Ouest. Sara Vecchiato is an Associate Professor in French linguistics at the University of Udine and she collaborates with the Laboratory Gaspard-Monge at the University of Paris-Est.

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