Un repaso a la política lingüística del Norte de África desde la descolonización

Abstract

Since their independence, North African countries had many times faced linguistic discussions. This paper shows the evolution in Arabization policies implemented by Maghrebian countries, from decolonization. At this time, language policies were characterized by giving importance to the dominant languages (Arabic or French), but nowadays vernaculars have acquired a more relevant place in language policies.

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