Introduction Language wars lie at the heart of Belgian history. Through a succession of bitter battles, endless power struggles and laborious compromises, Belgium’s political leaders gradually managed to elaborate, adjust and readjust a legal framework likely to facilitate a fairly peaceful cohabitation of the populations and a reasonably effective functioning of the institutions. But while squabbles are still going on about the survival of linguistic “facilities” in a number of Flemish commu..
When Belgium appears in foreign media, the perspective very often is that of a country with linguist...
French and Dutch are two languages of different origins (Germanic vs. Romance) that coexist within t...
This article addresses the historical language variants of Flanders, spoken both within and outside...
"Language wars lie at the heart of Belgian history. Through a succession of bitter battles, endless ...
Language wars lie at the heart of Belgian history. Through a succession of bitter battles, endless p...
Observations The present statute of Brussels is not the result of a conscious choice and seems more ...
The reality of Brussels becoming a new “Babylon” in terms of the wide range of languages, nationalit...
L'instauration des frontières linguistiques en Belgique n'a en rien limité l'internationalisation et...
peer reviewedThis article begins by outlining the socio-political debates related to bilingualism in...
What is the actual linguistic situation — as opposed to the official linguistic status — of the Brus...
Globalisation and the political process of European integration opened the European Union member sta...
The role of big cities in the evolution of languages has held the attention of linguists for decades...
This article analyses the sociolinguistic situation of Dutch and Brussels and identifies the challen...
Belgium, created as a state at the beginning of the nineteenth century (1830), was characterised by ...
The influence of major urban centres on the evolution of French in Belgium has not yet been studied ...
When Belgium appears in foreign media, the perspective very often is that of a country with linguist...
French and Dutch are two languages of different origins (Germanic vs. Romance) that coexist within t...
This article addresses the historical language variants of Flanders, spoken both within and outside...
"Language wars lie at the heart of Belgian history. Through a succession of bitter battles, endless ...
Language wars lie at the heart of Belgian history. Through a succession of bitter battles, endless p...
Observations The present statute of Brussels is not the result of a conscious choice and seems more ...
The reality of Brussels becoming a new “Babylon” in terms of the wide range of languages, nationalit...
L'instauration des frontières linguistiques en Belgique n'a en rien limité l'internationalisation et...
peer reviewedThis article begins by outlining the socio-political debates related to bilingualism in...
What is the actual linguistic situation — as opposed to the official linguistic status — of the Brus...
Globalisation and the political process of European integration opened the European Union member sta...
The role of big cities in the evolution of languages has held the attention of linguists for decades...
This article analyses the sociolinguistic situation of Dutch and Brussels and identifies the challen...
Belgium, created as a state at the beginning of the nineteenth century (1830), was characterised by ...
The influence of major urban centres on the evolution of French in Belgium has not yet been studied ...
When Belgium appears in foreign media, the perspective very often is that of a country with linguist...
French and Dutch are two languages of different origins (Germanic vs. Romance) that coexist within t...
This article addresses the historical language variants of Flanders, spoken both within and outside...