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Introduction,es in Wales (6 chapters), Part III: Language policy challenges in Canada (4 chapters) and Part IV: Language policy challenges in Ireland, Scotland and Catalonia (4 chapters). The volume concludes with an Afterword by Professor Williams himself.

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Reflections on Language as a Vehicle of Economic Valuege may increase its status and dynamism according to the numbers of people who learn and use it. He maintains that it is necessary to clarify concepts such as ‘linguistic environment’, ‘public good’, and ‘hyper-public good’ in order to assist language policy-makers to devise more effective interventions in favour of particular languages.

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Language Planning in Action: Joining up the Dots in Walesf its work between the Welsh Government and the Welsh Language Commissioner. He argues that there has been an over-emphasis on regulation since the adoption of the . and concludes by emphasising the importance of a multifaceted approach to language planning.

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Canolfannau Cymraeg: A Top-Down or Bottom-Up Approach to Language Planning?g in locations across Wales and how a more ‘top-down’ approach to their establishment and funding their development has become more prevalent. He concludes by emphasising the importance of embedding bottom-up approaches in policy initiatives designed to encourage speakers of Welsh to become confident users of the language.

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Group Vitality, Language Policies and the French and English-Speaking Communities of Quebecthe high out-migration of Anglophones. He also notes that increasing percentages of Anglophones and Allophones—those with neither English nor French as a mother tongue—are bilingual in French and English. With regard to institutional support, he focuses particular attention on the increasing challenges faced by the English school system in Quebec.

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Introduction,ways he has influenced scholars and policymakers. It explains the aims and contents of the Festschrift and presents summaries of the individual chapter contributions, which are arranged into four parts: Part I: Theorising language policy and regulation (4 chapters), Part II: Language policy challeng