Hult, Francis M. & David Cassels Johnson: Research methods in language policy and planning: A practical guide

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
3. Introducing the Joshua A. Fishman Award
4. A feast of letting go
5. Articles
6. Introduction: Joshua Fishman – public intellectual and intellectual activist
7. Joshua A. Fishman: a scholar of unfathomable influence
8. “Shikl, what did you do for Yiddish today?” An appreciation of activist scholarship
9. A researcher writes for his people: who writes what language for whom and when?
10. From language maintenance and intergenerational transmission to language survivance: will “heritage language” education help or hinder?
11. Language ideology and language order: conflicts and compromises in colonial and postcolonial Asia
12. On the relation between the sociology of language and sociolinguistics: Fishman’s legacy in Brazil
13. Status of “women’s language” in a multilingual jurisdiction: power and ethics in legal monolingualism
14. Translation and language policy in the dynamics of multilingualism
15. Shh, hushed multilingualism! Accounting for the discreet genre of translanguaged siding in lecture halls at a South African university
16. Book review
17. Hult, Francis M. & David Cassels Johnson: Research methods in language policy and planning: A practical guide