Migrants' minority‐language newspeakerism: The pervasiveness of nation‐state monolingual regimes in transnational contextsThe research presented in this article benefited from participation in events organized by The Newspeakers Network (COST Action IS1306); and was partly funded by The Spanish Government (FFI2011‐26964 MINECO) and by the Catalan Government (AGAUR 2014 SGR 1061 (GRC)). I’m thankful to the participants in the Edinburgh COST Action Meeting which took place in May 27‐29, 2015 (entitled ‘Spanish in contact – New Speakers in the Spanish‐Speaking World.’ 7th International Conference of Hispanic Linguistics and 5th Biennial Meeting of the International Association for the Study of Spanish in Society) for their comments and support. Any shortcomings are, of course, mine.

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