Scholarship on the status of non-Russian languages in the USSR

[Elena Gapova]

Dear Rebecca,

there's also a very recent book on the topic:

Ernest Andrews ed., 2008. Linguistic Changes in Post-Communist Eastern
Europe and Eurasia.

Table of Contents
Ernest Andrews. Introduction

Alexander Krouglov. Globalization and Ukrainian Language in the 21st Century

Olga Yastrebova. Youth-Speak and Other Subcodes in Post-Soviet Russian

Hana Srpova. The Czech Language in the Post-Velvet Revolution Period

Elzbeta Manczak-Wohlfield. Influences of English in Contemporary Polish

Lara Ryazanova-Clarke. On Constructing Perestroika: Michail Gorbachev as
Agent of Linguistic Heresy

Elena Gapova. Negotiating Belarusian as a National Language

Aliya Kuzhabekova. Language Policies in Independent Kazakhstan: The
Kazakh-Russian Dilemma

 Nigora Azimova Linguistic Development in Post-Soviet Uzbekistan

Nana Danelia, Tinatin Bokvadze. The Sociolinguistic Situation in Post-Soviet
Georgia

Rossen Vassilev. Changes in Linguistic Status of Post-Communist Bulgaria's
Ethnic Turkish Minority

Best,
Elena Gapova

2009/4/3 Rebecca Jane Stanton <rjs19 at columbia.edu>

> Dear SEELANGers,
>
> here's the promised list of sources on the above-named topic, collated from
> the various suggestions people were kind enough to send me.  Many, many
> thanks to everyone who took the time to reply to my email.
>
>

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