Month: July 2019

For this blog post, I will be analysing a speech given by Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), at the SNP Party Conference in 2018. Nicola is interesting because she operates a unique role within British politics. She is well established, having served as Scotland’s First Minister since 2014, and a key […]

Unlike the new Jurassic Park movies, this blog post isn’t another example of aggressive Mercedes-Benz marketing. Instead, I will be discussing language issues in the new corporate world by touching upon my own personal experience. The phenomenon of globalisation means that it is possible for an increasing number of companies to engage with markets in […]