Italian government wants to stop businesses using English – here's why it's the lingua franca of firms around the world
- Written by Natalie Victoria Wilmot, Associate Professor in International Business, University of Bradford
The Italian government has proposed new legislation to crack down on the use of foreign languages in government, business and public life. The draft bill is particularly aimed at the use of English, which it says “demeans and mortifies” the Italian language. The proposed legislation would require employment...