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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 November 2024

Edited by
Ericka Albaugh ,
Linda Cardinal  and
Rémi Léger
Ericka Albaugh
Affiliation:
Bowdoin College, Maine
Linda Cardinal
Affiliation:
Université de l'Ontario français
Rémi Léger
Affiliation:
Simon Fraser University, British Columbia

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States of Language Policy
Theorizing Continuity and Change
 , pp. v - vi
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024

Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Contributors

  4. Acknowledgments

  5. Introduction

    1. 1Introduction: Theorizing Continuity and Change in States’ Language Policy

      Ericka Albaugh, Linda Cardinal, and Rémi Léger

  6. Part IRoutes of Change

    1. 2Universalism as a State Tradition in Norway and Its Impact on Language Policy Choices

      Eli Bjørhusdal

    2. 3Policy Change in a Language Regime: Institutionalism, Incrementalism, and Agency

      Martin Normand

    3. 4The Decline and Rebirth of Manx Gaelic: State Traditions and Language Change in a Small Island Context

      Gary N. Wilson

    4. 5Cultural Heterogeneity and Language Regime Transformation: The Ukrainian Case

      Bartosz Hordecki

    5. 6Language Regime Change in Peru: Authoritarian State Traditions and Unexpected Effects of Democratic Reforms

      Stéphanie Rousseau and Eduardo Dargent

  7. Part IIDependent Relationships

    1. 7African State Traditions and Language Regimes

      Ericka Albaugh

    2. 8Algeria’s Language Regime: A Case of Postcolonial Linguistic Jacobinism

      Linda Cardinal and Djamel Chikh

    3. 9Language Politics in India: Tradition, Regime, and Diversity

      Selma K. Sonntag

    4. 10Lost in Traditions? Continuity and Change in Hong Kong’s Language Regime

      Jean-François Dupré

  8. Part IIILevels of Governance

    1. 11Indigenous Reconciliation and the Limits of Canada’s Language Regime

      Miranda Huron

    2. 12State Tradition and Language Revitalization in Wales

      Huw Lewis and Elin Royles

    3. 13Language Regime Change and Europeanization: The Council of Europe, Slovakia, and the Treatment of Romani

      Milena Pandy

    4. 14Language Regimes, Global English, and National Public Education

      Peter Ives

  9. Conclusion

    1. 15Language and Politics: State Traditions and Language Policy

      André Lecours

  10. Index

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