Book review
Language Planning: from practice to theory. () . : Multilingual Matters Ltd., 1997. Pp. 403, xiv pp.. ISBN: ISBN I-85359-372-9 (hbk); I-85359-371-0 (pbk)
Reviewed by
Alan Davies | Department of Applied Linguistics, University of Edinburgh
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Baldauf, Richard B.
2006.
Rearticulating the Case for Micro Language Planning in a Language Ecology Context.
Current Issues in Language Planning 7:2-3
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