Language revitalisation and social transformation / Huw Lewis, Wilson McLeod, editors.
Lewis, Huw, 1980-; McLeod, Wilson.
2021
P40.5.L357
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Title
Language revitalisation and social transformation / Huw Lewis, Wilson McLeod, editors.
ISBN
9783030801892 (electronic bk.)
3030801896 (electronic bk.)
3030801888
9783030801885
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-80189-2
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Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, 2021.
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English
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10.1007/978-3-030-80189-2 doi
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P40.5.L357
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306.44
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This book brings together an interdisciplinary group of academic researchers in order to examine how and to what extent the challenge of language revitalisation should be reassessed and reconceptualised to take account of our fast-changing social context. The period of four decades between 1980 and 2020 that straddled the end of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first is widely regarded as one that witnessed a series of fundamental social, economic and political transformations. Many societies have become increasingly individualistic, mobile and diverse in terms of ethnicity and identity; their economies have become increasingly interconnected; and their governance structures have become increasingly complex, incorporating a growing number of different levels and actors. In addition, rapid advancements with regard to automated, digital and communication technology have had a far-reaching impact on how people interact with each other and participate in society. The chapters in this book aim to advance an agenda of key questions that should concern those working in the field of language revitalisation over the coming years, and the volume will be of interest to students, scholars and policy-makers in related areas including sociolinguistics, education, sociology, geography, political science, law, economics, Celtic studies, and communication technology. Huw Lewis is Senior Lecturer in Politics at Aberystwyth University, UK. Wilson McLeod is Professor of Gaelic at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
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Lewis, Huw, 1980-
McLeod, Wilson.
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Language and globalization.
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LANGUAGE REVITALISATION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION.
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Introduction: Language Revitalisation and Social Transformation
Part I. Community
The Geography of Minority Language Use: From Community to Network
Minority Languages in the Age of Networked Individualism: From Social Networks to Digital Breathing Spaces
Communities, Networks and Contemporary Language Revitalisation
Part II: Families
Family language policy and language transmission in times in change
Family language policy: promoting partnership in the early years to support heritage languages
Changes in family structure and lifestyles: challenges for regional or minority languages
Part III: The economy of 'Language[s] at work': theory, hiring model and evidence
Gáidhlig, Gaeilge, Cymraeg and Føroyskt Mál: Minority Languages as Economic Assets?
Regional and minority languages and the economy: the evolution of structural and analytical challenges
Part IV: Governance
The governance of language revitalisation: the case of Wales
The governance of Irish in the neoliberal age: the retreat of the State under the guise of partnership
Governance, policy-making and language revitalisation
Forging hope in the company of cynics.

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