Social Sciences and Cultural Studies for the Transformative Development of Postcolonial Africa

African Englishes and Multilingualism for the Transformative Development of Postcolonial Africa

Language, Literature, and Education for the Transformative Development of Postcolonial Africa

Promoting Traditional Medicine, Sustainability, and Internationalisation in Higher Education: The Case of Yaoundé-Bielefeld Bilateral Graduate School

Cameroon English

Edgar W. Schneider

The Africanisation of English as a significant step towards the transformative development of postcolonial Africa

The endonormative stabilization of Cameroon English as a significant step towards the transformative development of postcolonial Africa

A case for a transformative vision in the development agenda of postcolonial Africa: A Focus on Language, Literature and Education

A case for a transformative vision in the development agenda of postcolonial Africa: A Focus on Ex-colonial Languages, Indigenized Varieties, and Indigenous Mother Tongues

A case for a transformative vision in the development agenda of postcolonial Africa: A Focus on Social Sciences and Cultural Studies

Twenty Years After the Conception of the Dynamic Model: Investigating the Factors that Triggered the Endonormative Stabilisation of Cameroon and Nigerian Englishes

Transformative Approaches in Modern Research Collaboration

The Transformative Development of Postcolonial Africa: Voices of Pure and Natural Scientists

A case for a transformative vision in the development agenda of postcolonial Africa: A Focus on Pure and Natural Sciences

Data-Driven Methodologies for Climate Analysis

Building Sustainable Research Networks: A Framework

Aspects of Cameroon Englishes

World Englishes and Creole Languages Today. Vol. 1: The Schneiderian Thinking and Beyond

World Englishes and Creole Languages Today. Vol. 2: The Bobdian Thinking and Beyond

Cameroon English or Cameroon Englishes: The English language situation in Cameroon as a challenge to traditional World Englishes paradigms

Introduction: Aspects of Cameroon Englishes

Investigating the current developmental status of Cameroon English in the context of Edgar Schneider's Dynamic Model

Introduction: World Englishes and Creole Languages Today: The Schneiderian Thinking and Beyond

Cameroon Creole English as a Bridge between our Past and our Present: Lessons for the Sustainable Development of Cameroon

Laudatio for Edgar W. Schneider

Laudatio for Augustin Simo Bobda

Beyond semantics: A pragmatic study of some speech acts in Cameroon English

Sociolinguistic and Structural Aspects of Cameroon Creole English

The Standardisation and 'Officialisation' of Cameroon Creole English: Challenges and Prospects

Is Kamtok a variety of English or a language in its own right?

The Evolutionary Trajectory of Cameroonian Creole and its Varying Sociolinguistic Statuses

Which Orthography Befits the Dynamics of Kamtok?

An appraisal of the Creolistic and Structural Aspects of Kamtok

A Diachronic and Synchronic Appraisal of Kamtok

From skin colour mutilation to tongue rejection: Cameroonians' attitudes towards their local languages

Globalising a local language and localizing a global language: the case of Kamtok and English in Cameroon

When the blind lead the blind: the fallacy of promoting Standard British English in Cameroon

Attitudes of Professional Users of English towards Cameroon English Accent

Linguistic Choices in postcolonial multilingual Cameroon

Cameroon English accent: issues of standardization, attitudes and pedagogic concerns

Towards a redefinition of Cameroon Pidgin English

Which English for Cameroonians in the new millennium: the quest for English linguistic and cultural identity

Social Differentiation in Cameroon English: Evidence from Sociolinguistic Fieldwork

The social stratification of English in Cameroon

Linguistic variants as signals of social hierarchy: The ambiguous situation of Cameroon

Cameroon Pidgin and Cameroon English at a confluence: A real-time investigation

What's happening to Cameroon Pidgin English? The depidginisation of Cameroon Pidgin English

Homophones and Heterophones in Cameroon English

What's happening to phrasal verbs in Cameroon?