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Volume 10, Number 1, Spring 2004
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INTRODUCTION: THE POLITICAL ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE
pp. 1-14(14)
Author: WILLIAM SAFRAN

MINORITY LANGUAGES AND GLOBALIZATION
pp. 15-24(10)
Author: J. LAPONCE

THE RISE AND POSSIBLE DEMISE OF AFRIKAANS AS PUBLIC LANGUAGE
pp. 25-58(34)
Author: HERMANN GILIOMEE

LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN ALGERIA
pp. 59-78(20)
Author: MOHAMED BENRABAH

THE LIMITS OF BILINGUALISM IN CANADA
pp. 79-103(25)
Author: LINDA CARDINAL

ETHNIC POLITICS AND THE SOVIET LEGACY IN LATVIAN POST-COMMUNIST EDUCATION: THE PLACE OF LANGUAGE
pp. 105-134(30)
Authors: FREDRIKA BJÖRKLUND

SENEGALESE “INTO FRENCHMEN”? THE FRENCH TECHNOLOGY OF NATIONALISM IN SENEGAL
pp. 135-158(24)
Author: NANCY JOHNSON

Book Reviews
pp. 159-161(3)

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