The Phonology of English as an International Language (Oxford Applied Linguistics)
'The book challenges major aspects of current practice with honesty, rigour, and depth, and the author is to be congratulated firstly for having the courage to take on an area of ELT which is both linguistically and culturally a minefield, and secondly for offering such a fresh vision of the teaching of the pronunciation of English. Without doubt, the book is essential reading for teachers, teacher educators, publishers, and examining boards alike.' - Applied Linguistics Journal'... thoroughly thought-provoking and well worth studying.' - IATEFL Newsletter'Challenging to the end... a wholly thought-provoking text.' - Wayne Trotman, EL Gazette, June 2001