Multilingualism and politics : revisiting multilingual citizenship

Multilingualism and politics : revisiting multilingual citizenship / Katerina Strani, editor.

"This book offers an invaluable interdisciplinary perspective on multilingualism in contemporary societies. With particular but not exclusive focus on Europe, the author approaches the subject from multiple points of view: political discourse, language policy, translation and citizenship. She a...

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Other Authors: Strani, Katerina (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, 2020.
Subjects:
Language policy.
Linguistic minorities.
Multilingualism.
Language policy
Linguistic minorities
Multilingualism
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Table of Contents:
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (Katerina Strani)
  • Chapter 2: Multilingualism in/ and Politics Revisited: the State of the Art (Katerina Strani)
  • Chapter 3: Diverting Linguistic Diversity: the Politics of Multilingualism in the European Parliament (Martijn Mos)
  • Chapter 4: The Grilling: An Ethnographic Language Policy Analysis of EU Multilingualism Performed in the European Parliament (Péter Károly Szabó)
  • Chapter 5: Flagging the Homeland: Interpreting Brexit à la UKIP in the European Union (Morven Beaton-Thorne)
  • Chapter 6: Multilingualism and the Brexit Referendum (Roland Kappe)
  • Chapter 7: Civic Citizenship as Multilingual Citizenship? Somali People's Experiences of the Limits of Language and Belonging in Scotland (Emma Hill)
  • Chapter 8: Managing Institutional Spaces: Negotiating Linguistic Inequality in Repatriation Programmes (Katy Brickley)
  • Chapter 9: Monolingualism and National Identity: Lessons from Europe (Simona Guglielmi)
  • Chapter 10: Galician-Portuguese and the Politics of Language in Contemporary Galicia (Alejandro Dayán-Fernández and Bernadette O'Rourke)
  • Chapter 11: China's Belt and Road Initiative: Opportunities and Linguistic Challenges for Hong Kong (Tae-Hee Choi and Bob Adamson)
  • Chapter 12: For Whom the School Bell Tolls: Minority Language Politics in the Croatian Educational System (Kristian Lewis, Anita Skelin Horvat, Filip Škilijan)
  • Chapter 13: Multilingualism from a Monolingual Habitus: the View from Scotland (Argyro Kanaki)
  • Chapter 14: Linguistic Jacobinism on French Caribbean Soil: Teachers as Public Policy Engineers in Guadeloupe (Sally Stainier).

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