International audienceUniversity language policies in Europe are developed by various institutions. At supranational level, the main stakeholders include the Council of Europe and the European Union. This article aims to examine how far positioning theory can help understand the scope of institutional language policy as both these institutions have such themes in common as the Common European Framework of Reference, the European Language Portfolio, lifelong learning and Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), among others. Building on the hypothesis that language policy recommendations constitute a specific subgenre, a linguistic analysis of such recommendations shows that the Council of Europe and the European Union use two quite ...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
International audienceUniversity language policies in Europe are developed by various institutions. ...
Sustainable Multilingualism 3The present work is grounded in the analysis of best practices of emplo...
This invited session aims to discuss the ways in which universities are shaping their institutional ...
This invited session aims to discuss the ways in which universities are shaping their institutional ...
Higher education is in a period of far-reaching changes in Europe, and language programmes are vital...
This article analyses language policies in higher education (HE) in Finland, Estonia, and Latvia, as...
peer reviewedThe European Universities Initiative (EUI), created by the European Commission in 2017,...
peer reviewedThe European Universities Initiative (EUI), created by the European Commission in 2017,...
This thesis aims: firstly, to present the language policy of the European Union and secondly, to exa...
This article brings to light several inconsistencies within the narrative of the EU policy on instit...
In the last decades, internationalisation has become one of the main strategic objectives of univers...
This article brings to light several inconsistencies within the narrative of the EU policy on instit...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
International audienceUniversity language policies in Europe are developed by various institutions. ...
Sustainable Multilingualism 3The present work is grounded in the analysis of best practices of emplo...
This invited session aims to discuss the ways in which universities are shaping their institutional ...
This invited session aims to discuss the ways in which universities are shaping their institutional ...
Higher education is in a period of far-reaching changes in Europe, and language programmes are vital...
This article analyses language policies in higher education (HE) in Finland, Estonia, and Latvia, as...
peer reviewedThe European Universities Initiative (EUI), created by the European Commission in 2017,...
peer reviewedThe European Universities Initiative (EUI), created by the European Commission in 2017,...
This thesis aims: firstly, to present the language policy of the European Union and secondly, to exa...
This article brings to light several inconsistencies within the narrative of the EU policy on instit...
In the last decades, internationalisation has become one of the main strategic objectives of univers...
This article brings to light several inconsistencies within the narrative of the EU policy on instit...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...
Universities operate in institutionally pluralistic environments (Frølich et al. 2013), being expose...