Ethnolinguistic vitality, attitudes, and networks of linguistic contact: the case of the Israeli Arab minority

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1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Introduction Ethnolinguistic vitality: a viable construct
4. Diglossia, ethnolinguistic vitality, and language behavior
5. Ethnolinguistic vitality during a period of decolonization without independence: perceived vitality in Hong Kong
6. Ethnolinguistic vitality and ethnic identity: some Catalan and Frisian data
7. Ethnolinguistic vitality, attitudes, and networks of linguistic contact: the case of the Israeli Arab minority
8. Subjective ethnolinguistic vitality and social adaptation among Vietnamese refugees in Australia
9. Subjective ethnolinguistic vitality: a comparison of two measures
10. Ethnolinguistic vitality and social identity: their impact on ingroup bias and social attribution
11. The genesis of vitality theory: historical patterns and discoursal dimensions
12. Book review
13. Dimensions et mesure de la vitalite linguistique, vol. 1., by Grant D. McConnell and Jean-Denis Gendron
14. Small languages and small language communities 17
15. Blaze Koneski: in Memoriam