Language Planning and Language Policy in Australia

Miscellaneous
• Editor’s foreword
  Anthony J. Liddicoat | pp. 1–2
Articles
• Australia’s language policies are we going backwards?
  Michael Clyne | pp. 3–22
• A review of some of the achievements of the National Policy on Languages
  Joseph Lo Bianco | pp. 23–38
• The Green Paper on language and literacy: An overview and an assessment
  Roland Sussex | pp. 39–63
• The role of the national languages institute of Australia in the development and implementation of language policy in Australia
  Susan Fullagar & Anthony J. Liddicoat | pp. 64–76
• Language profiles, language attitudes and acquisition planning: Implications for the National Policy on Languages
  Paulin G. Djité & Belinda A. Munro | pp. 77–88
• Client demand, policy research and lobbying: Major sources of languages administrative policies in NSW 1980-1986
  Kerrie Croft & R.J.S. ‘Mac’ Macpherson | pp. 89–108
• Yesterday’s experts: The bureaucratic impact on language planning for aboriginal bilingual education
  Bruce A Sommer | pp. 109–134
• Language and identity in the Australian deaf community: Australian sign language and language policy. An issue of social justice
  Jan Branson & Don Miller | pp. 135–176
• Language policy in interpreting and translating
  Uldis Ozolins | pp. 177–190
• Language planning and language management for tourism shopping situations
  Helen E. Marriott | pp. 191–222

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