MINORITY LANGUAGES AND GLOBALIZATION

J. A. Laponce

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Minority Rights and Languages

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Globalization causes weak and powerful languages to be in increasingly frequent contact. Weaker languages are thus increasingly at risk of being sidelined and lost. The author considers some defensive strategies and concludes that the most likely to be effective are territorial concentration and diglossia and that government support is a major protection.

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