Frontmatter -- Series Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: English in Europe: complexities and possibilities -- ELF as an opportunity for foreign language use, learning and instruction in Greece and beyond -- European language policy and English as a lingua franca: a critique of Van Parijs's 'linguistic justice' -- Part II: Attitudes toward English as a lingua franca in education -- English language education in Croatia: Elitist purism or paradigmatic shift? -- Attitudes to English as a lingua franca and language teaching in a Bulgarian academic context -- English language teacher education in the Czech Republic: attitudes to ELF -- Part III: English as a lingua franca in higher education -- English as a lingua franca in academic blogs: its co-existence and interaction with other languages -- Multilingual ELF interaction in multicultural student teamwork at Europe's largest business university -- "Is everything clear so far?" Lecturing in English as a lingua franca -- ELF and linguistic diversity in EAP writing pedagogy: academic biliteracy in doctoral education -- Perceptions towards intercultural communication: military students in a higher education context -- Biographical notes -- Index