International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2012, Número 218. Dedicado a: Language Identification Reconsidered

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      To r or not to r: social correlates of /ɹ/ in Singapore English

      Ying-Ying Tan

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      págs. 1-24

      
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      The definition of the standard language: a survey in seven countries

      Dick Smakman

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      págs. 25-58

      
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      The global regime of language recognition

      Tomasz Kamusella

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      págs. 59-86

      
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      Flourishing functional multilingualism: evidence from language repertoires in the Vaal Triangle region

      Susan Coetzee-Van Rooy

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      págs. 87-119

      
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      Multilingualism in religious settings in Cameroon: the case of the UEBC-Espérance parish in Yaoundé

      Jean-Paul Kouega, A. W. Ndzotom

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      págs. 121-143

      
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      A framework for language endangerment dynamics: the effects of contact and social change on language ecologies and language diversity

      John Wendel, Patrick Heinrich

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      págs. 145-166

      
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      The Hawaiian model of language revitalization: problems of extension to mainland native America

      Andrew Cowell

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      págs. 167-193

      
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      Words, borders, herds: post-socialist English and nationalist language identities in Mongolia

      Phillip Marzluf

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      págs. 195-216

      

  • Book Review

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      Using Hawaiian language newspapers generates unique research

      Florian Coulmas

      págs. 217-223