International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2017, Número 246. Dedicado a: Indigenous Language Regimes in the Americas Issue Editor: Serafín M. Coronel-Molina

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    Introduction: Indigenous language regimes in the Americas

    Serafín M. Coronel Molina

    págs. 1-6

    
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    Indigenous Tewa language regimes across time: Persistence and transformation

    Paul V. Kroskrity

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    págs. 7-30

    
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    Oppressed no more?: Indigenous language regimentation in plurinational Bolivia

    Bret Gustafson

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    págs. 31-57

    
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    On language regimes in the Americas: Mexicano illustrations

    José Antonio Flores Farfán Ciestas

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    págs. 59-84

    
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    Changing livelihoods and language repertoires: hunting, fishing and gold mining in the southeast Peruvian Amazon

    Sheila Aikman

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    págs. 85-108

    
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    Kib’eyal taq ch’ab’äl: Mayan language regimes in Guatemala

    Judit M. Maxwell

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    págs. 109-133

    

  • Book Reviews

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      Teresa L. McCarty: Language planning and policy in Native America: History, theory, and practice

      Mathew Bumbalough

      págs. 135-140

      
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      Regina Cortina: education of indigenous citizens in Latin America

      Margaret Remstad Hook

      págs. 141-146