Titlebook: Language Policy Beyond the State; Maarja Siiner,Kadri Koreinik,Kara D. Brown Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Estonia a

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Book 2017n and past the state. Contributors to this edited volume draw attention to language policy as always in the making, focusing on agency, on-the-ground practices, and ideologies. The chapters of the book reveal how simultaneous, and at times contradicting, language policies exist within a state and ex

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Priming Language Political Issues as Issues of State Security: A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis edia in Estonia and abroad started to speculate about whether Russia would stop at Crimea, or if Estonia, with its sizable Russian-speaking minority, would be the next Ukraine. With the aim to investigate the link between a country’s language policy and the geopolitical changes in the region where t

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Doing Language Policy: Teasing Out the Tensions for Transnational Scholars in Estonian and Danish Hiationalising university by analysing the examples of the University of Tartu in Estonia (UT) and the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) in Denmark. The aim of the article is twofold: (1) to find out about the position of the national languages and other (foreign or minority) languages in the policy fra

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Swedishization or Internationalization? Negotiating the Common Language and Culture in a Swedish-Bal seldom a true absence of a language policy in multilingual communication settings, and language management takes place whenever it is possible to identify language managers. In companies with no language strategies, internal communication managers often take decisions on language use and status. Wi

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Emerging Language Political Agency Among Estonian Native Speakers in Finland bigger immigrant groups, Estonian-speakers make up the second largest community of practice in Finland; their number increased by more than thirtyfold between 1990 and 2015. We support the idea that Estonian-speakers’ practices should be looked at in the context of the emergent Estonian–Finnish tra

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Parental Attitudes and Family Conversational Strategies Shaping the Family Language Policies of Two s (FLP) by studying family interactions through the conversation analysis. Estonians are the fastest growing minority group in Finland. The close geographical proximity of the two countries, the closeness of the languages, the late-developing nature of the Estonian community in Finland, weak communi

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Young Swedish-Estonian Returnees to Estonia: Reflections on Family Language Policy and a Multilinguaing and their parents’ family language policy (FLP). With the narratives of the young adult children and their experiences growing up the focus, the paper investigates the outcomes of the respective FLPs and concerns itself with a form of ‘unofficial’ language policy that operates at a level far bel

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Negotiating a Place for German in Estonia: Contemporary Functions, Attitudes and Policiesportant role as the language of the economic and cultural elite in Estonia, it severely declined in importance throughout the twentieth century. Mirrored on this historical background, the paper provides an overview of the current functions of German and attitudes towards it and it discusses how the