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Current Issues in Language Planning, Volume 2, Issue 2-3 (2001)

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Bob Kaplan & Dick Baldauf

Pages: 135-136

Published online: 26 Mar 2010

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Language Planning and Language Revival: A Current Issue in Language Planning

Anthony J. Liddicoat & Pauline Bryant

Pages: 137-140

Published online: 26 Mar 2010

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Language Planning and Language Revival

Rob Amery

Pages: 141-221

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If Threatened Languages can be Saved, then can Dead Languages be Revived?

Joshua A. Fishman

Pages: 222-230

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The Ecology of Language Revival

John Edwards

Pages: 231-241

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Language Revitalisation Planning Within a Power/Solidarity Framework

William G. Eggington

Pages: 242-250

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A Case of Language Revitalisation in 'Settled' Australia

Michael Walsh

Pages: 251-258

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Language Revitalisation and Reversal in Mozambique: The Case of Xironga in Maputo

Armando Jorge Lopes

Pages: 259-267

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Book Reviews

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