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1. Preface

Author

Turi Joseph-G.

Subjects
Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar, P101-410, Comparative law. International uniform law, K520-5582
Published
2020
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2. Law, Language and the Multilingual State

Author

Brohy, Claudine, Turi, Joseph-G., Woehrling, José, and du Plessis, Lodewyk

Subjects
linguistic law, language charters in Africa, legal, law, multilingual state, South Africa, language rights, bilingualism, language barometer, linguistic conviviality, sociolinguistic principles, linguistic autonomy, bic Book Industry Communication::L Law::LB International law, bic Book Industry Communication::C Language::CF linguistics
Abstract

The theme of the conference, “Language, Law and the Multilingual State”, was determined to investigate the state-juridical challenges facing multilingual societies. Several related issues were addressed, such as minority and indigenous languages, globalisation and diversity, language rights, language ideology and language legislation.

Published
2013
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6. Postface. L'école des langues: lieu du père, lieu de la mère?

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Gioia, Michele De, Turi, Joseph G., Varennes, Fernand de, Kozhemyakov, Alexey, Giordan, Henri, Boukous, Ahmed, Bouhjar, Aïcha, Yamina Benmayouf, C., Gaouaou, Manaa, Léonard, Jean Léo, Corinne, Lhéritier, Lespoux, Yan, Eugène F. X. Gherardi, Pascal Ottavi, Tamburelli, Marco, Cavagnoli, Stefania, Lucietto, Sandra, Djordjević, Ksenija, Berlińska, Anna, Ozinian, Vartan, Gvantsa Tchanturia, Tsiuri Akhvlediani, Ripani, Massimo, Caron, Thérèse, and Agresti, Giovanni

Published
2012

13. LE POURQUOI ET LE COMMENT DE LA LOI 101 DU QUÉBEC.

Author

TURI, JOSEPH-G.

Abstract

The article discusses the history and reasons for Québec's Law 101, the Loi sur les langues officielles, officially enacted on July 22, 1988. The author describes the events and the participants in the Commission Laurendeau-Dunton, known officially as the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, which assessed the status of bilingualism and multiculturalism in Canada of the 1960s. Topics mentioned include Québecois language legislation, comparisons of linguistic rights, and the Canadian federal government's policies of bilingualism and multiculturalism.

Published
2009

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