Language planning and politics in South Africa

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Introduction
4. A politics of language: language as a symbol in the dissolution of the Soviet Union and its aftermath
5. Language planning in the former Soviet Union: the case of Estonia
6. Politics of language planning in Pakistan and the birth of a new state
7. The colonial legacy in educational language planning in Scandinavia: from migrant labor to a national ethnic minority?
8. Language policy and the foundations of democracy: an African perspective
9. Language planning and gender planning: some African perspectives
10. Language planning and politics in South Africa
11. The dynamics of ethnolinguistic communities as the central factor in language policy and planning
12. Language policy and political reality
13. Book review
14. Hegemony of English: Future of Developing Languages in the Third World, by Hans R. Dua
15. Paul Garvin, 1919-1994: An obituary of an excellent (socio)linguist and old good friend
16. Small languages and small language communities 23
17. Endangered Languages: Currentissues and Future Prospects