[lg policy] LPP and Ideological Cycles

[Francis Hult]

The same political ideologies come up again and again, seemingly in cycles.  For example, the way the issue of official English in the US comes around every now and then, lays low for a while, and then comes back again.  I feel like I've read some sources discussing this idea of cyclical ideologies in language policy, but none come immediately to mind.  Does anyone have suggestions for references on this?
 
Francis
 
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Francis M. Hult, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Bicultural-Bilingual Studies
University of Texas at San Antonio
 
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New Book in 2011: Educational Linguistics in Practice: Applying the Local Globally and the Global Locally
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New Book in 2010: Directions and Prospects for Educational Linguistics
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