International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2014, Número 225. Dedicado a: Language Capital and Development

  • Articles

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      Introduction

      Tope Omoniyi

      págs. 1-5

      
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      Indigenous language capital and development

      Tope Omoniyi

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      págs. 7-28

      
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      Language capital and development: the case of African language publishing for children in South Africa

      Viv Edwards, Jacob Marriote Ngwaru

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      págs. 29-50

      
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      Considering heteroglossia in language and development in Sub-Saharan Africa

      Naz Rassool

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      págs. 51-73

      
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      The role of language policy in poverty alleviation in West Africa

      Herbert Igboanusi

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      págs. 75-90

      
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      “Critical diglossia” and “lifestyle diglossia”: development and the interaction between multilingualism, cultural diversityand English

      Mukul Saxena

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      págs. 91-112

      
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      African languages, and information communication technologies and development

      Ibrahima Amadou Dia

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      págs. 113-130

      
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      >English in African politics of education: capital or capital illusion?

      Eddie Williams

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      págs. 131-145

      
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      Language and development: theories and sobering realities

      Paulin G. Djité

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      págs. 147-161

      

  • Book review

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      A new and sharper look at languages and globalization

      Seraphin Kamdem

      págs. 163-171