Language Planning in the Soviet Union

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Soviet and Russian History Multilingual Education and Policy

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Language planning - some methodological preliminaries, Michael Kirkwood Soviet language planning 1917-53, Simon Crisp Soviet language planning since 1953, Isabelle T.Kreindler mechanisms - policy formation and implementation, Nigel Grant planned language change in Russian since 1917, Wolf Moskovitch Uzbekistan - Republic of many tongues, Shirin Akiner aspects of language planning in Georgian (Georgian and Abkhaz), B.G.Hewitt language planning in the Soviet Baltic Republics - an analysis of demographic and sociological trends, Francis Knowles Ukrainian and Belorussian - a testing ground, James Dingley language policy and linguistic trends in Soviet Moldavia, Denis Deletant.

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