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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"language policy and planning"”.

  1. SPANISH-SPEAKING IMMIGRANTS IN A U.S. MIDWESTERN COMMUNITY: AN EXPLORATION OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SPANISH, SPANISH IN THE U.S., LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE, AND BILINGUALISM

    … reactions that people have towards the language. One hundred participants living in three different cities in Indiana completed a background questionnaire, a language attitudes questionnaire, and a one-on-one interview about their attitudes towards Spanish. It is imperative to know about …

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  2. A comparative, diachronic study of television dubbing in Galicia and Catalonia (1983-2007)

    … analysis of dubbing for television in Galicia and Catalonia from the mid-1980s to 2007. Drawing on approaches in comparative translation studies, this thesis aims to analyse, compare and triangulate different forms of historical macro-, meso- and micro-level data from two case studies to …

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  3. The Revaluation of the National Language in a Post-National Era: Language Policy and the Governance of Migration and Citizenship

    … examines the influence of neo-liberal discourses and strategies of governance on a revaluation of the national language, in the form of formalized requirements and testing of language proficiency, within immigration, integration, naturalization, and citizenship policy in Canada and the United …

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  4. The Application of Critical Discourse Theory: A Criterion-Referenced Analysis of Reports Relating to Language Revitalisation in Australia and New Zealand

    The discipline of language policy and planning (LPP) is often proposed as a viable tool for language revitalisation. However, the conventional paradigm upon which LPP is based is inadequate for such an inherently political, contentious and problematic area of social policy, and does not address the …

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  5. Education Language Policy Process in Multilingual Societies: Global Visions and Local Agendas in India, Nigeria and Unesco

    <p>In linguistically heterogeneous societies, language planning constitutes core institutional practice for maintaining social cohesion as well as unique cultural identities. This critical sociolinguistic and comparative analysis examines education language policy process in India, Nigeria and …

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  6. Personal Name Policy: From Theory to Practice

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  7. A "internacionalização" do português e as novas relações de poder entre os países de língua portuguesa

    … e definitiva entrada em vigor em Portugal. Tomando como base o conceito de Política e Planejamento da Língua (LPP, na sigla em inglês, que significa Language Policy and Planning), consideraremos a política de internacionalização do idioma, tal como anunciada por Portugal durante sua presidência …

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  8. Ideologies, policies, and practices: Japanese language education in Australian secondary schools

    This study explores Japanese Language Education (JLE) in Australia by untangling an interplay of language policies, practices and ideologies. It focuses on top-down policy initiatives, the bottom-up grassroots practices of secondary school Japanese language teachers (JLTs), and language ideologies …

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