Berber unrest in Algeria: lessons for language policy

Many states face a conflict between the desire of cultural groups to maintain their ethnic identity, & hence their native lang, & the need for linguistic unification. The Algerian lang situation is a paradigm case. Not only are there tensions between French, the colonial lang, & the new...

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Veröffentlicht in:	International journal of the sociology of language 1987, Vol.1987 (63), p.63-80
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