
Multilingualism in European Language Education
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Combining carefully conducted case studies in various European settings about the social, legal and linguistic complexities of establishing fair and efficient language regimes, this book offers a wealth of insights that will be valuable not just as reference points for future research, but also for policymakers and educationalists entrusted with the implementation of the European commitment to multilingualism. * Florian Coulmas, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany * This book is essential reading for educators, researchers, and policymakers concerned with language education policies and instructional practices across Europe. At a time of unprecedented population mobility, political instability, and national debates about identity and belonging, this snapshot of current educational realities is of immense value. * Jim Cummins, University of Toronto, Canada * An enlightening, enthralling and methodologically rigorous book that copes with an extremely challenging topic in today's increasingly multicultural and multilingual European society. A team of highly-qualified experts cast an instructive light on the nooks and crannies of a subject matter that will have an impact on generations to come in countries with different sociolinguistic and educational backgrounds. * Matteo Santipolo, University of Padova, Italy *More details
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Angel Huguet is Professor in the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Lleida, Catalonia, Spain. His research interests include bilingual and multilingual education, second language acquisition, psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics.
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Chapter 1. Montserrat Sendra & F. Xavier Vila-Moreno: Catalonia
Chapter 2. Jose-Maria Madariaga: The Basque Country
Chapter 3. Xose Anton Gonzalez-Riano & Alberto Fernandez-Costales: Principality of Asturias
Chapter 4. Josep M. Diaz Torrent & Carli Bastida Serra: Principality of Andorra
Chapter 5. Juan Jimenez Salcedo: France
Chapter 6. Theophile Munyangeyo & Saadia Gamir: England
Chapter 7. Andreu van Hooft, Frank van Meurs, Ulrike Nederstigt, Berna Hendriks, Brigitte Planken & Sjoerd van den Berg: The Netherlands
Chapter 8. Adelina Ianos, Clara Sanso & Cristina Petrenas: Romania
Chapter 9. Sanita Lazdina & Heiko F. Marten: Latvia
Chapter 10. John Smeds: Finland
Conclusions. Cristina Petrenas, Clara Sanso, Judit Janes, Ester Caballe, Maria Torres and Isabel Saenz
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