Linguistic policies and Language Issues in the Middle East

Catherine Miller

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Middle East Politics and Society

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The paper analyzes the relationship between Islam, nationalism and linguistic policies towards minorities. It compares the linguistic policies toward minority languages during the pre-modern period and the modern one with focus on Egypt and the Sudan

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