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Chapter 6: Breton Language Maintenance and Regeneration in Regional Education Policy
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements xi
- General Introduction xiii
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Part 1. Language Policy at the Official Level
- Introduction to Part 1 3
- Chapter 1. Language Policy and Citizenship in Quebec: French as a Force for Unity in a Diverse Society? 7
- Chapter 2. Do National Languages Need Support and Protection in Legislation? The Case of Swedish as the ‘Principal Language’ of Sweden 22
- Chapter 3. Language Policy and Smaller National Languages: The Baltic States in the New Millennium 37
- Chapter 4. Language Policy in Australia: What Goes Up Must Come Down? 53
- Chapter 5. Regional Languages, the European Charter and Republican Values in France Today 68
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Part 2: Language Policy in Practice: Indigenous and Migrant Languages in Education
- Introduction to Part 2 89
- Chapter 6: Breton Language Maintenance and Regeneration in Regional Education Policy 93
- Chapter 7. Language Policy in Spain: The Coexistence of Small and Big Languages 109
- Chapter 8. Language Policy and Language Contact in New Mexico: The Case of Spanish 126
- Chapter 9. Indigenous Languages, Bilingual Education and English in Australia 141
- Chapter 10. Bringing Asia to the Home Front: The Australian Experience of Asian Language Education through National Policy 157
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Part 3: Language Policy in Real and Virtual Worlds
- Introduction to Part 3 177
- Chapter 11. Testing Identity: Language Tests and Australian Citizenship 180
- Chapter 12. Language as Political Emblem in the New Culture War in Northern Ireland 195
- Chapter 13. Language Policy and Reality in South Tyrol 210
- Chapter 14. Addressing Policy on the Web: Netiquettes and Emerging Policies of Language Use in German Internet Forums 226
- Chapter 15. Language Policy in Practice: What Happens When Swedish IKEA and H&M Take ‘You’ On? 242
- Chapter 16. Regulating Language in the Global Service Industry 258
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements xi
- General Introduction xiii
-
Part 1. Language Policy at the Official Level
- Introduction to Part 1 3
- Chapter 1. Language Policy and Citizenship in Quebec: French as a Force for Unity in a Diverse Society? 7
- Chapter 2. Do National Languages Need Support and Protection in Legislation? The Case of Swedish as the ‘Principal Language’ of Sweden 22
- Chapter 3. Language Policy and Smaller National Languages: The Baltic States in the New Millennium 37
- Chapter 4. Language Policy in Australia: What Goes Up Must Come Down? 53
- Chapter 5. Regional Languages, the European Charter and Republican Values in France Today 68
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Part 2: Language Policy in Practice: Indigenous and Migrant Languages in Education
- Introduction to Part 2 89
- Chapter 6: Breton Language Maintenance and Regeneration in Regional Education Policy 93
- Chapter 7. Language Policy in Spain: The Coexistence of Small and Big Languages 109
- Chapter 8. Language Policy and Language Contact in New Mexico: The Case of Spanish 126
- Chapter 9. Indigenous Languages, Bilingual Education and English in Australia 141
- Chapter 10. Bringing Asia to the Home Front: The Australian Experience of Asian Language Education through National Policy 157
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Part 3: Language Policy in Real and Virtual Worlds
- Introduction to Part 3 177
- Chapter 11. Testing Identity: Language Tests and Australian Citizenship 180
- Chapter 12. Language as Political Emblem in the New Culture War in Northern Ireland 195
- Chapter 13. Language Policy and Reality in South Tyrol 210
- Chapter 14. Addressing Policy on the Web: Netiquettes and Emerging Policies of Language Use in German Internet Forums 226
- Chapter 15. Language Policy in Practice: What Happens When Swedish IKEA and H&M Take ‘You’ On? 242
- Chapter 16. Regulating Language in the Global Service Industry 258