Chapter I. Linguistic justice as an analytical tool

Chapter I
Linguistic justice as an analytical tool

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1.The actors: Language and linguistic diversity in an open world
- 1.1Allochthonous and autochthonous minorities
- 1.2New and old minorities: Normative implications for language policies
- 1.3Sign languages and non-oral linguistic justice
2.The principles: How to manage multilingualism
- 2.1Monolingualism vs. multilingualism
  - Monolingualism
  - Multilingualism
- 2.2Geography vs people: Defining the Principle for Language Policies
  - Territoriality principle
  - Personality principle
3.The concepts: The environment, the repertoire and the state
- 3.1Defining language policy
- 3.2Linguistic environment and language repertoire
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