[lg policy] bibitem: "Linguistic human rights in India: policy and practice".

[Harold Schiffman]

Last month EFLU's new journal Languaging published my article
"Linguistic human rights in India: policy and practice".

The issue is not (yet?) available online. But the link above will take
you to the PDF version of the manuscript that I submitted to the
journal.

Comments, as ever, welcome!

Labels: india, indigenous languages, linguistic human rights,
mother-tongue medium education, multilingualism, policy
Posted by गिरिधर | giridhar | గిరిధర్ at 6:35 PM

1 comments:
 गिरिधर | giridhar | గిరిధర్ said...
The citation, should you need it:

Rao, A. Giridhar. 2010. "Linguistic Human Rights in India: Policy and
Practice." Languaging Vol. 1 no. 1. pp. 1-17.

http://bolii.blogspot.com/2010/07/linguistic-human-rights-in-india-policy.html
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