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Powerder, is shown to be consistent with the nature of city life. It is argued that language as a social movement, as protest and as resistance is not wholly anarchic. Instead, it conforms to the cultural logic of the city as an open, diverse and intense entity that is inherently disordering.

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The Cityefine city life, these tensions are often manifest in ways which are paradoxical. The diverse social geometry of urban space is cross-cut by issues of power and its asymmetric circulation. A cue is taken from Castells in that ‘Ultimately, the meaning of cities depends on the governance of cities’ (C

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Language Planningxtremely limited in its engagement with the urban context as well as notions of power. Rather, it is necessary to expose language planning to assume the nation-state as the normative polity, the only political unit that provides an adequate basis for language planning and policy activity. This compa

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Identitye urban context. For example, the city is the site of the re-invention or of the nostalgic authentification and corn-modification of ethnicity for its consumption by tourists or for political ends. In this sense, it can be argued that ideas such as nationalism are made in the city. However, in this

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Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríostrmation as well as mathematical reflections, as Whitney‘s own introduction to these volumes. Whitney‘s mathematical style, like his personal style, was that of 978-1-4612-7740-8978-1-4612-2972-8Series ISSN 0884-7037

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Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríostrmation as well as mathematical reflections, as Whitney‘s own introduction to these volumes. Whitney‘s mathematical style, like his personal style, was that of 978-1-4612-7740-8978-1-4612-2972-8Series ISSN 0884-7037

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