Language Planning: From Practice to Theory

1997-10-01article856 citationsclosed

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Multilingual Education and Policy Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Second Language Learning and Teaching

Abstract

Part 1 Initial concepts for language planning: a contextual and terminological basis for planning a framework for planning - who does what to whom? goals of language planning. Part 2 Key issues in language planning: language planning process social purpose planning - education and literacy the economics of language planning. Part 3 Case studies in language planning: language planning and power bilingualism and language status specific purpose language planning. Part 4 Towards a theory of language planning: conceptualizing language planning - key elements conceptualizing language planning - key issues.

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