Add to ORKGThe case study on the German community in Belgium is linked to the topics of multilingualism and linguistic power relationships. Different kinds of tension can be discerned between the topics of multilingualism, minority-language areas, linguistic equality and state-nationalist thinking. Future research on language and translation policies should inevitably deal with aspects of these tensions.status: publishe
Due to globalisation, and different forms of migration and mobility there is a proliferation of ling...
Eliška Fátorová The position of minority and regional languages in the context of European language ...
The paper will adopt the position that language is an intrinsic and largely non‑negotiable part of i...
When Belgium appears in foreign media, the perspective very often is that of a country with linguist...
The paper will present the results of recent research about the translational situation in German-la...
Research on language policies in multilingual societies remains surprisingly silent about the key ro...
This chapter takes a closer look at the research on translation policy in the field of Translation S...
Discusses the effects of government language policies in Belgium, which have divided the country int...
Language conflict research in language contact areas: public opinion on aspects of the position of t...
Belgian society is characterized by three main divides: socioeconomic, philosophical-ideological and...
© John Benjamins Publishing Company. A major challenge for authorities in the modern world is the li...
In the intricate multilingual context of Belgian politics, ideologically inspired topics are not jus...
© 2018 De Gruyter Mouton. All rights reserved. In order to better understand the features and purpos...
Language policy is conducted at various levels, from international and governmental institutions thr...
This article analyses the sociolinguistic situation of Dutch and Brussels and identifies the challen...
Due to globalisation, and different forms of migration and mobility there is a proliferation of ling...
Eliška Fátorová The position of minority and regional languages in the context of European language ...
The paper will adopt the position that language is an intrinsic and largely non‑negotiable part of i...
When Belgium appears in foreign media, the perspective very often is that of a country with linguist...
The paper will present the results of recent research about the translational situation in German-la...
Research on language policies in multilingual societies remains surprisingly silent about the key ro...
This chapter takes a closer look at the research on translation policy in the field of Translation S...
Discusses the effects of government language policies in Belgium, which have divided the country int...
Language conflict research in language contact areas: public opinion on aspects of the position of t...
Belgian society is characterized by three main divides: socioeconomic, philosophical-ideological and...
© John Benjamins Publishing Company. A major challenge for authorities in the modern world is the li...
In the intricate multilingual context of Belgian politics, ideologically inspired topics are not jus...
© 2018 De Gruyter Mouton. All rights reserved. In order to better understand the features and purpos...
Language policy is conducted at various levels, from international and governmental institutions thr...
This article analyses the sociolinguistic situation of Dutch and Brussels and identifies the challen...
Due to globalisation, and different forms of migration and mobility there is a proliferation of ling...
Eliška Fátorová The position of minority and regional languages in the context of European language ...
The paper will adopt the position that language is an intrinsic and largely non‑negotiable part of i...