Nancy C. Dorian: Small-language fates and prospects. Lessons of persistence and change from endangered languages

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1. Frontmatter
3. Language research and language community change: Italian Sign Language 1981–2013
4. UK university students’ folk perceptions of spoken variation in English: the role of explicit and implicit attitudes
5. Speaking or being Chinese: the case of South African-born Chinese
6. Predictors of immigrants’ second-language proficiency: a Dutch study of immigrants with a low level of societal participation and second-language proficiency
7. Second language development in a migrant context: Turkish community in the Netherlands
8. The linguistic and political orientation of young Belarusian adults between East and West or Russian and Belarusian
9. Studying sustainable bilingualism: comparing the choices of languages in Hungary’s six bilingual national minorities
10. The language of power: a content analysis of presidential addresses in North America and the Former Soviet Union, 1993–2012
11. Variation in Macau Cantonese: the case of initial and final segments
12. Perceptions about being Japanese and Christian in Canada
13. Language attrition, language contact and the concept of relic variety: the case of Barossa German
14. Language competition: an economic theory of language learning and production
15. Book Review
16. Nancy C. Dorian: Small-language fates and prospects. Lessons of persistence and change from endangered languages