Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE 154

[McGinnis, Scott]

And with thanks to Terry Wiley for THIS tip!



2002, Issue 154
Revisiting the Mother-Tongue Question in Language Policy, Planning, and
Politics
Issue Editors: Thomas Ricento and Terrence G. Wiley
SLSLC Editor: Nancy C. Dorian


THOMAS RICENTO
Introduction
Pages 1-9

ALASTAIR PENNYCOOK
Mother tongues, governmentality, and protectionism
Pages 11-28

GERDA DE KLERK
Mother-tongue education in South Africa: the weight of history
Pages 29-46

JULIET LANGMAN
Mother-tongue education versus bilingual education: shifting ideologies
and policies in the Republic of Slovakia
Pages 47-64

JAMES W. TOLLEFSON
The language debates: preparing for the war in Yugoslavia, 1980-1991
Pages 65-82

Review article
TERRENCE G. WILEY
Heinz Kloss revisited: National Socialist ideologue or champion of
language-minority rights?
Pages 83-97

Book reviews
Pages 99-112

Small languages and small language communities 37
N. LOUANNA FURBEE and LORI A. STANLEY
A collaborative model for preparing indigenous curators of a heritage
language
Pages 113-128