International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2006, Número 179

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    Introduction: ethnolinguistic minority language policies in Bulgaria and their Balkan context

    Angel G Angelov, David F. Marshall

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    págs. 1-28

    
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    Bulgarian Turks in the context of neighborhood with other ethnic-religious communities in Bulgaria

    Veselin Bosakov

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    págs. 29-40

    
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    Code-switching among Muslim Roms in Bulgaria

    Hristo Kyuchukov

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    págs. 41-51

    
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    Romani dialects in Bulgaria

    Birgit Igla, Desislava Draganova

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    págs. 53-63

    
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    Bilingualism in a larger Slavonic background: Russian minorities and the Russian language in Bulgaria

    Angel G Angelov

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    págs. 65-87

    
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    The Armenians in Bulgaria: a community portrait

    Evgenia Miceva

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    págs. 89-100

    
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    Bulgaria and linguistic matters of Bulgarian Jews

    Samy Polikar

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    págs. 101-113

    
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    The Aromânians: an ethnos and language with a 2000-year history

    Nikolai Kyurkchiev

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    págs. 115-129

    
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    Bulgarian Muslims from the Chech region and their linguistic self-identification

    Rumen Srebranov

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    págs. 131-143

    
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    Catholic Bulgarians and their dialect

    Neno Nedelchev

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    págs. 145-154

    
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    The four transitions in Bulgarian education

    Julia Stefanova

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    págs. 155-167

    
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    Language and religion: a case study of two Ambonese communities

    Simon Musgrave, Michael C. Ewing

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    págs. 179-194