Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Contributors vii
4. Preface xiv
5. Planning Language, Planning (In)Security 1
6. 1 Continued Thoughts on Language Policy 25
7. 2 A New Multilingual Educational Policy in Israel: The Role of Research as a Contributing Factor 42
8. 3 Becoming a Language of State 62
9. 4 Sociolinguistics and Securitization as Another Mode of Governance 88
10. 5 Longue Durée and Durée Profonde: Udumu, Utu and Bringing Language Back to Earth 116
11. 6 Doing Translanguaging, Unknowingly and Differently 141
12. 7 Metaphorical Language Policy and Language Politics in the Arabic-Speaking World 168
13. 8 Arabic in Israel: The Consequences of Harnessing Language for Security 192
14. 9 Language and Conflict in the Israeli–Palestinian Sphere: The View from Below 210
15. 10 [Un]Making the Wretched of the Earth: Can We Aim Towards Testamentary Life Within Legal Knowledge? 242
16. 11 Historicizing ‘Semilingualism’: On the Theoretical Origins of a Linguistic Pathology 269
17. 12 Schooling as Uncertainty: An Ethnographic Memoir 303
18. 13 An Exploration of the Causes and Consequences of Private Schooling Expansion: Global Trends and Research Findings from Nepal 330
19. 14 Twenty Years’ Engagement in Postcolonial Education: A Retrospective 358
20. 15 From Unarchiving to Unbooking: How the Film No Vernacular Rethinks Language Policy Research for Global South Contexts 382
21. Epilogue: It Never Was, Never Is and Never Will be Just About Language 391
22. Index 394