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Lyon, Fiona and Sarah MacQuarrie. 2018. Defying expectations: valuing the engagement and participation of practitioners with research. Insights from minority language education in Scotland. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 39 (7) : 617–628.
Meulder, Maartje de. 2017. The influence of deaf people’s dual category status on sign language planning: the British Sign Language (Scotland) Act (2015). Current Issues in Language Planning 18 (2) : 215–232.
Smith-Christmas, Cassandra. 2014. Being socialised into language shift: the impact of extended family members on family language policy. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 35 (5) : 511–526.
Danson, Mike, Douglas Chalmers, Lindsay Milligan and A. Lang. 2011. BBC ALBA's contributions to Gaelic language planning efforts for reversing language shift. Current Issues in Language Planning 12 (3) : 349–361.
McEwan-Fujita, Emily. 2011. Language revitalization discourses as metaculture: Gaelic in Scotland from the 18th to 20th centuries. Language & Communication 31 (1) : 48–62.
Dembling, Jonathan. 2010. Instrumental music and Gaelic revitalization in Scotland and Nova Scotia. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2010 (206) : 245–254.
McEwan-Fujita, Emily. 2010. Ideology, affect, and socialization in language shift and revitalization: The experiences of adults learning Gaelic in the Western Isles of Scotland. Language in Society 39 (1) : 27–64.
Chalmers, Douglas, Lindsay Milligan and Hugh O'Donnell. 2009. Measuring up? Non-profit and commercial language policies in Gaelic-speaking Scotland. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 19 (2) : 188–203.
Dorian, Nancy. 2009. Age and speaker skills in receding languages: how far do community evaluations and linguists' evaluations agree? International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2009 (200) : 11–25.
McLeod, Wilson and John Walsh. 2008. An overcoat wrapped around an invisible man? Language legislation and language revitalisation in Ireland and Scotland. Language Policy 7 (1) : 21–46.
[no author]. 2005. Neoliberalism and Minority-Language Planning in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 171 : 155–171.
McCafferty, Kevin. 2004. Innovation in language contact: Be after V-ing as a future gram in Irish English, 1670 to the present. Diachronica 21 (1) : 113–161.
Ager, Dennis. 2003. Ideology and Image. Britain and Language. (Multilingual Matters). Multilingual Matters.
Ager, Dennis. 2003. Ideology and image: Britain and Language. Multilingual Matters.
Broderick, George. 1999. Language Death in the Isle of Man. An Investigation into the Decline and Extinction of Manx Gaelic as a Community Language in the Isle of Man. (Linguistische Arbeiten 395). Max Niemeyer.
Sproull, Alan. 1996. Regional economic development and minority language use: The case of Gaelic Scotland. International Journal of the Sociology of Language (121) : 93–117.
Cormack, Mike. 1995. The use of Gaelic in Scottish newspapers. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 16 (4) : 269–280.
MacNeil, Morag M. 1994. Immersion programmes employed in Gaelic-medium units in Scotland. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 15 (2 - 3) : 245–252.
MacKinnon, Kenneth. 1991. Gaelic - A past and future prospect. Saltire Society.
Roberts, Alasdair. 1991. Parental attitudes to Gaelic-medium education in the western isles of Scotland. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 12 (4) : 253–269.
O'Cinneide, M.S., M. Keane and M. Cawley. 1985. Industrialization and linguistic change among Gaelic-speaking communities in the West of Ireland. Language Problems and Language Planning 9 (1) : 3–16.
Sabban, Annette. 1982. Gällisch-Englischer Sprachkontakt: Zur Variabilität des Englischen im gälisch-sprachigen Gebiet Schottlands: Eine empirische Studie. (Sammlung Groos 11). Julius Groos Verlag.