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Language policies

Claire Moyse-Faurie
When dominating languages threaten plurilingualism in Oceania
 
Maïa Ponsonnet
The ideology of monolingualism in the Australian context
 
Rozenn Milin
The « symbol »
The symbol continued: in Burkina Faso
 
Marie-Jeanne Verny
Finding a place for Occitan in the French Republic
 
Denis Costaouec
From traditional popular monolingualism to State language monolingualism: an impediment to plurilingualism
 
Lenore Grenoble
Language and identity in Greenland
 
Emilie Maj
Siberia: the question of mother tongue
 
Valentina Vapnarsky
Enough with keeping the Maya locked in their pyramids!
 
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