International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 1993, Número 103

  • Articles

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      Do languages behave like animals?

      J.A. Laponce

      págs. 19-30

      
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      Linguistic exploitation

      Jonathan Pool

      págs. 31-56

      
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      Migration and language shift in urban India

      David D. Laitin

      págs. 57-72

      
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      Language policy and power: Yugoslavia, the Philippines, and Southeast Asian refugees in the United States

      James W. Tollefson

      págs. 73-96

      
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      Linguistics and hegemony in China

      Stevan Harrell

      págs. 97-114

      
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      The balance of power in multiglossic languages: implications for language shift

      Harold F. Schiffman

      págs. 115-148

      
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      Elite closure as a powerful language strategy: the African case

      Carol Myers-Scotton

      págs. 149-164

      
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      Language and economists′ theories of discrimination

      Kevin Laing

      págs. 165-184

      

  • Small Languages and Small Language Communities 14

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      The 15th International Congress of Linguists and the Endangered Languages Project

      Nancy C. Dorian

      págs. 197-202