Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Tables, Figures and Extracts -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- 1. Language and Identity on the Scottish/English Border -- 2 Where North Meets South? Contact, Divergence and the Routinisation of the Fenland Dialect Boundary -- 3. Borders in North American English -- 4. Spanish Language Variation and Ethnic Identity in New Mexico: Internal and External Borders -- 5. Language Use and Attitudes as Stimuli for Phonological Change in Border Uruguayan Spanish -- 6. Religion on the Border: The Effect of Utah English on English and Spanish Use in the Mexican Mormon Colonies -- 7. Borders within Borders: Contexts of Language Use and Local Identity Configuration in Southern Galicia -- 8. Perceptual Ideology across the Scottish/English Border -- 9. Wales and Welsh: Boundedness and Peripherality -- 10. The Political Border and Linguistic Identities in Ireland: What Can the Linguistic Landscape Tell Us? -- 11. Multilingual Luxembourg: Language and Identity at the Romance/Germanic Language Border -- 12. What Counts as a Linguistic Border, for Whom, and with What Implications? Exploring Occitan and Francoprovençal in Rhône-Alpes, France -- 13. Constructing National and International Deaf Identity: Perceived Use of American Sign Language -- 14. Borders, Variation and Identity: Language Analysis for the Determination of Origin (LADO) -- References -- Index