The linguistic situation in the new Belgium

Ludovic Beheydt

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Political Systems and Governance

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Discusses the effects of government language policies in Belgium, which have divided the country into Dutch-, French-, and German-speaking areas with no linguistic rights for speakers of other languages, except in multilingual Brussels. Maintains that the federalization of the Belgian state has not settled the country's linguistic strife. (33 references) (MDM)

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