Fourth International Conference on Minority Languages: Western and Eastern European papersA compilation of papers taken from the Fourth International Conference on Minority Languages. While the first volume focused on the more theoretically orientated papers, this volume emphasizes the inventorial or descriptive approach. |
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Contents
A Social Psychological | 11 |
Sweden Finnish Development or Deterioration? | 21 |
Which Prospects? | 43 |
Can the Anciently Established British | 53 |
Language Maintenance and Viability in the Contemporary | 69 |
Welsh Linguistic Implications | 91 |
Minority Languages in Spain | 103 |
A Demolinguistic Analysis of the Basque Autonomous | 115 |
The Importance of Attitudes | 135 |
National Minority Languages in Media and Education in Poland | 149 |
The Siberian Estonians and Language Policy | 175 |
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