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English-Only Europe?

Robert Phillipson

2003

Esperanto in the modern world

Vilma Sindona Eichholz, Rüdiger Eichholz

1982

Language in Hong Kong at Century's End

Martha C. Pennington

1998

English-speaking justice

George Parkin Grant

1985

The story of the Irish language

Edward Purdon

1998

Planning language, planning inequality

James W. Tollefson

1991

Should the United States be multilingual?

Amy Francis

2011

Inventing Luxembourg

Pit Pé́porté

2010

DND language reform

Armand Letellier

1987

Language policy and language planning

Sue Wright

2003

Language rights in French Canada

Pierre A. Coulombe

1995

Breaking the tongue

Matthew D. Pauly

2014

Taming Babel

Rachel Leow

2016

The language of the skies

Sandford F. Borins

1983

Queer judgements

Bruce MacDougall

2000

Language policy and planning for sign languages

Timothy G. Reagan

2010

The American bilingual tradition

Heinz Kloss

1998

English, the global language

David Crystal

1996

Bilingual today, united tomorrow

Matthew Hayday

2005

"Why don't they learn English?"

Lucy Tse

2001

Individual Freedom in Language Teaching

Chris Brumfit, Christopher Brumfit

2001

After Newspeak

Michael S.. Gorham

2014

Politics of language in the ex-Soviet Muslim states

C. Hurst & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., Jacob M. Landau, Barbara Kellner-Heinkele

2001

One step back, two steps forward

Michael Bruchis

1982

Words of the World

Abram De Swaan

2001

Beyond Grammar

Mary R. Harmon, Marilyn J. Wilson

2006

Nehru and the language politics of India

King, Robert D.

1997

Language Planning and Policy

Anthony J. Liddicoat

2007

Language policy evaluation and the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

François Grin

2003

Translating the message

Lamin O. Sanneh

1989

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