Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute, Budapest 2003
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Takes stock of the experience of the countries concerned in dealing with
linguistic diversity. The emphasis is on the interplay between the
politics of language and the development of language legislation
codifying the respective status of different languages. Nine case
studies, ranging from the high-visibility cases of the Baltic States to
much less known language policy developments in Armenia or Tatarstan,
provide in-depth analyses illustrating the remarkable range of language
politics in times of change. The case of a stateless people, the Roma,
and the politicization of the debate on the standardization of Romanes
are also discussed. Apoint venture with the European Centre for Minority
Issues (Flensburg, Germany).
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