Surveying languages: the art of governing speakers with numbers
Alexandre Duchêne, Philippe N. Humbert
págs. 1-20
It’s all about English: the interplay of monolingual ideologies, language policies and the U.S. Census Bureau’s statistics on multilingualism
Jennifer Leeman
págs. 21-43
How to ask questions on language?: Ideological struggles in the making of a state survey
Alexandre Duchêne, Philippe N. Humbert, Renata Coray
págs. 45-72
Counting matters: quantifying the vitality and value of Basque
Jacqueline Urla, Christa Burdick
págs. 73-96
“In the mouth of an aborigine”: language ideologies and logics of racialization in the Linguistic Survey of India
Hannah Carlan
págs. 97-123
págs. 125-152
The question of ethnicity in national censuses in Latin American states. Who (decides who) is indigenous?: Luis Fernando Angosto Ferrández and Sabine Kradolfer (eds.). Everlasting countdowns: race, ethnicity and national censuses in Latin American states.
Jorge Alvis
págs. 153-157
Governing citizenship through language in the Russian superstates: history, policy, ideology: Juliette Cadiot, Dominique Arel, and Larissa Zakharova (eds.). Cacophonies d’empire: Le gouvernement des langues dans l’Empire russe et l’Union soviétique
Zorana Sokolovska
págs. 159-162
págs. 163-177