Who’s Centric Now? explores regional varieties of English in the context of the increasing globalisation of English. Other issues covered include: the relationships between English and other official languages, the relationships between English and indigenous languages, language and national identity, the history of recording regional Englishes in dictionaries, and the role of British and American English as ‘linguistic imperialists’. The countries which receive major emphasis are Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Canada, Fiji, India, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa.