International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2016, Número 242. Dedicado a: Language Shift and Shifting Standards, Issue Editor: Florian Coulmas

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      Beware of the weeds: Understanding Flemish linguistic purism as a utopian discourse

      Kevin Absillis, Jürgen Jaspers

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      págs. 1-24

      
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      Standardization and the myth of neutrality in language history

      Rutten Gijsbert

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      págs. 25-57

      
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      Bildts as a mixed language

      Van Sluis Paulus, Hoekstra Eric, Hans Van de Velde

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      págs. 59-80

      
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      Language maintenance and shift under pressure: Three generations of the Turkish immigrant community in the Netherlands

      Sevinç Yeşim

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      págs. 81-117

      
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      Ethnic minority linguistic ambivalence and the problem of methodological assessment of language shift among the Ogu in Ogun State, Nigeria

      Senayon Esther

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      págs. 119-137

      
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      Modeling social factors in language shift

      Ravindranath Abtahian Maya, Cohn Abigail C., Pepinsky Thomas

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      págs. 139-170

      
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      Global repertoires and urban fluidity: youth languages in Africa

      Nassenstein Nico, Hollington Andrea

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      págs. 171-193

      
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      Linguistic landscaping in Tabriz, Iran: a discursive transformation of a bilingual space into a monolingual place

      Mirvahedi Seyed Hadi

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      págs. 195-216

      
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      The idea of a Kosovan language in Yugoslavia’s language politics

      Kamusella Tomasz

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      págs. 217-237

      
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      Multilingualism and social cohesion: insights from South African students (1998, 2010, 2015)

      Coetzee-Van Rooy Susan

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      págs. 239-265