Language Problems and Language Planning 6:2

Articles / Articulos / Aufsätze / Artikoloj
• Sociolinguistic Factors Governing the Retention of Branded English Loanwords in the Quebec French Lexicon
  Stanley Aléong and Lise S. Winer | pp. 115–136
• Les Slovènes d'Autriche et d'Italie
  Guy Heraud | pp. 137–153
• The Development of a National Literacy Program: The Gambia Project
  Edmund B. Richmond | pp. 154–164
Book reviews / Críticas / Besprechungen / Recenzoj
• Bernard Comrie and Gerald Stone The Russian Language since the Revolution
  Reviewed by Paul Wexler | pp. 166–175
• Bernard Comrie The Languages of the Soviet Union
  Reviewed by Paul Wexler | pp. 166–175
• V [IV] K. Edwards The West Indian Language Issue in British Schools
  Reviewed by John Baugh | pp. 175–177
• Synes Ernst Deutschunterricht und Ideologic Kritische Untersuchung der "Zeitschrift fur den deutschen Unterricht" als Beitrag zur Geschichte des Deutschunterrichts im Kaiserreich (1887-1911)
  Reviewed by Egon Schwarz | pp. 178–180
• Charles A. Ferguson and Shirley Brice Heath, Eds. Language in the U.S.A
  Reviewed by Charles R. Foster | pp. 180–182
• Demetrius J. Georgacas Ichthyological Terms for the Sturgeon and Etymology of the International Terms Botargo, Caviar and Congeners: A Linguistic, Philological, and Culture-Historical Study
  Reviewed by John E. Rexine | pp. 182–184
• Howard Giles and Robert St. Clair, Eds. Language and Social Psychology
  Reviewed by Robert B. Kaplan | pp. 185–188
• Christopher D. Heath The Pronunciation of English in Cannock, Staffordshire
  Reviewed by Ronald K.S. Macaulay | pp. 189–193
• L. W. Lanham and C. A. Macdonald The Standard in South African English and Its Social History
  Reviewed by John Baugh | pp. 193–197
• John Osmond Creative Conflict: The Politics of Welsh Devolution
  Reviewed by John A. Agnew | pp. 197–202
• Glyn Williams, Ed. Social and Cultural Change in Contemporary Wales
  Reviewed by John A. Agnew | pp. 197–202
• Chris Bollom Attitudes and Second Homes in Rural Wales
  Reviewed by John A. Agnew | pp. 198–202
• Elizabeth Sherman Swing Bilingualism and Linguistic Segregation in the Schools of Brussels
  Reviewed by Albert Verdoodt | pp. 203–206
Miscellaneous
• Alsatian Yiddish: A Terminological Note
  David L. Gold | p. 207
• Yiddish and Ashkenazic German But Not "Judeo-German" or "Judischdeutsch"
  David L. Gold | pp. 207–209

Cited by other publications

Buoy, Taryn & Elena Nicoladis

2018. The Considerateness of Codeswitching: A Comparison of Two Groups of Canadian French-English Bilinguals. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 47:4 ► pp. 361 ff.

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