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1. SOCIAL OVERVIEW.

Subjects
SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain, NATIONAL character, MANNERS & customs, POPULATION, EDUCATION policy
Abstract

Presents an overview of the social conditions and traditions in Great Britain. Origin of the country and breakdown of the various ethnic groups; National languages and religions; Educational requirements and details of the educational system; Information for foreign visitors on cultural etiquette.

Published
2008

2. SOCIAL OVERVIEW.

Subjects
SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain, NATIONAL character, MANNERS & customs, POPULATION, EDUCATION policy
Abstract

Presents an overview of the social conditions and traditions in Great Britain. Origin of the country and breakdown of the various ethnic groups; National languages and religions; Educational requirements and details of the educational system; Information for foreign visitors on cultural etiquette.

Published
2006

3. SOCIAL OVERVIEW.

Subjects
SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain, NATIONAL character, MANNERS & customs, POPULATION, EDUCATION policy
Abstract

Presents an overview of the social conditions and traditions in Great Britain. Origin of the country and breakdown of the various ethnic groups; National languages and religions; Educational requirements and details of the educational system; Information for foreign visitors on cultural etiquette.

Published
2005

4. SOCIAL OVERVIEW.

Subjects
SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain, NATIONAL character, MANNERS & customs, POPULATION, EDUCATION policy
Abstract

Presents an overview of the social conditions and traditions in Great Britain. Origin of the country and breakdown of the various ethnic groups; National languages and religions; Educational requirements and details of the educational system; Information for foreign visitors on cultural etiquette.

Published
2003

5. A question of national identity or minority rights? The changing status of the Irish language in Ireland since 1922.

Author

Mac Giolla Chríost, Diarmait

Subjects
IRISH Gaelic language, NATIONAL character, LINGUISTIC minorities
Abstract

When the Irish Free State was founded in 1922, the Irish language was a substantial feature of the politics that led up to this event. Subsequently the language was recognised as the national and first official language of the Irish Free State. Since then, the de jure position of Irish appears to have evolved. Most recently, legislation was introduced in the Republic of Ireland, and statutory duties were placed upon certain public bodies with regard to the Irish language in Northern Ireland. This article examines this historical shift in the status of Irish in the two political jurisdictions in Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland [as a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ( UK)], and explains its significance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012
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6. SOCIAL OVERVIEW.

Subjects
SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain, NATIONAL character, MANNERS & customs, POPULATION, EDUCATION policy
Abstract

Presents an overview of the social conditions and traditions in Great Britain. Origin of the country and breakdown of the various ethnic groups; National languages and religions; Educational requirements and details of the educational system; Information for foreign visitors on cultural etiquette.

Published
2004

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