21.4474, FYI: Discussion Forum on Multilingualism in Society

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Subject: 21.4474, FYI: Discussion Forum on Multilingualism in Society

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Date: 05-Nov-2010
From: Saskia Benedictus [sbenedictus at fryske-akademy.nl]
Subject: Discussion Forum on Multilingualism in Society
 

	
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Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2010 11:16:15
From: Saskia Benedictus [sbenedictus at fryske-akademy.nl]
Subject: Discussion Forum on Multilingualism in Society

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The EUNoM project (European Universities' Network on Multilingualism) looks
at multilingualism in the context of globalisation, the information
society, and the knowledge economy from various perspectives.

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