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Multilingualism In Postsoviet Countries 1st Edition Aneta Pavlenko

Name: Multilingualism In Postsoviet Countries 1st Edition Aneta Pavlenko
SKU: BELL-51432054
Price: 31.00 USD
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Multilingualism In Postsoviet Countries 1st Edition Aneta Pavlenko instant download after payment.

Publisher: Multilingual Matters

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.94 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Aneta Pavlenko

ISBN: 9781847690883, 1847690882

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 1

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Multilingualism In Postsoviet Countries 1st Edition Aneta Pavlenko by Aneta Pavlenko 9781847690883, 1847690882 instant download after payment.

The dissolution of the USSR has created conditions for a unique sociolinguistic experiment, in which fourteen countries, previously united by the same language and political system, engaged in a nation-building process, creating new linguistic regimes. Two decades later, how did these countries fare in their struggle to initiate a shift from Russian to the titular languages? Which ones succeeded and which ones restored Russian as an official language? How did they go about articulating the rights of linguistic minorities? Did Russian give way to the new lingua franca, English? This collection offers answers to these and many other questions through detailed analyses of language and education policies and practices in post-Soviet countries.