International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2007, Número 183

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    Introduction

    Roland Marti, Jirí Nekvapil

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    págs. 1-12

    
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    Size isn't everything: the relation between Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian in Slovenia

    Marko Stabej

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    págs. 13-30

    
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    Lower Sorbian — twice a minority language

    Roland Marti

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    págs. 31-51

    
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    Closely-related languages in contact: Czech, Slovak, “Czechoslovak”

    Mira Nábelková

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    págs. 53-73

    
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    The Rusyn language in Slovakia: between a rock and a hard place

    Juraj Vaňko

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    págs. 75-96

    
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    In the grip of replacive bilingualism: the Belarusian language in contact with Russian

    Siarhiej Zaprudski

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    págs. 97-118

    
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    Ukrainian and Russian in contact: attraction and estrangement

    Oleksandr Taranenko

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    págs. 119-140

    
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    On the relationship between small and large Slavic languages

    Jirí Nekvapil

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    págs. 141-160