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This book is intended to serve several purposes: to demonstrate the need for a multidisciplinary approach to language planning, to awaken the interest of all the social sciences to the role of language in modernization, to interest social scientists in the theoretical gain to be had from the study of language planning, to help widen the field of sociolinguistics by interesting linguists in people's attempts to influence their own speech and the social and economic environment of deliberate language change, and to encourage participant language planners to scrutinize the processes that occur as they proceed to make and carry out language decisions. It is also meant to serve as a stimulus to research in language planning.

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  1. Can Language Be Planned?: Sociolinguistic Theory and Practice for Developing Nations
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  1. Can Language Be Planned?
  2. p. i
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  1. Contributors
  2. p. ii
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  1. Can Language Be Planned?
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  1. COPYRIGHT
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  1. CONTENTS
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  1. PREFACE
  2. pp. ix-xii
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  1. INTRODUCTION: LANGUAGE PLANNING AS AN ELEMENT IN MODERNIZATION
  2. pp. xiii-xxiv
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  1. The Motivation and Rationalization for Language Policy
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  1. 1. THE IMPACT OF NATIONALISM ON LANGUAGE PLANNING1
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  1. 2. LANGUAGE AS AN AID AND BARRIER TO INVOLVEMENT IN THE NATIONAL SYSTEM
  2. pp. 21-52
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  1. 3. RELIGION, LANGUAGE, AND POLITICAL MOBILIZATION
  2. pp. 53-61
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  1. Case Studies of Language Planning
  2. pp. 63-64
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  1. 4. SUCCESSES AND FAILURES IN THE MOVEMENT FOR THE RESTORATION OF IRISH
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  1. 5. SPELLING REFORM—ISRAEL 1968
  2. pp. 95-122
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  1. 6. LANGUAGE-PLANNING PROCESSES AND THE LANGUAGE-POLICY SURVEY IN THE PHILIPPINES
  2. pp. 123-140
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  1. 7. SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING LANGUAGE POLICIES IN EASTERN AFRICA
  2. pp. 141-156
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  1. 8. LANGUAGE REFORM AND SOCIAL MODERNIZATION IN TURKEY
  2. pp. 159-176
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  1. 9. SOME PLANNING PROCESSES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDONESIAN-MALAY LANGUAGE
  2. pp. 179-188
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  1. 10. THE DEVELOPMENT OF BENGALI SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PAKISTAN
  2. pp. 189-192
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  1. A General Approach to Language Planning
  2. pp. 193-194
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  1. 11. TOWARDS A THEORY OF LANGUAGE PLANNING
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  1. 12. EVALUATION AND LANGUAGE PLANNING
  2. pp. 217-252
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  1. 13. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS IN LANGUAGE PLANNING
  2. pp. 253-262
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  1. 14. NOTES ON ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR SOLVING LANGUAGE PROBLEMS
  2. pp. 263-275
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  1. 15. A TENTATIVE CLASSIFICATION OF LANGUAGE-PLANNING AIMS
  2. pp. 277-280
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  1. 16. INSTRUMENTALISM IN LANGUAGE PLANNING
  2. pp. 281-290
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  1. Research Strategies and a View towards the Future
  2. pp. 291-292
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  1. 17. RESEARCH OUTLINE FOR COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF LANGUAGE PLANNING
  2. pp. 293-306
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  1. 18. A VIEW TOWARDS THE FUTURE
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  1. SOME INTRODUCTORY REFERENCES PERTAINING TO LANGUAGE PLANNING
  2. pp. 311-324
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  1. INDEX
  2. pp. 325-343
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  1. About this Book
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  1. About the Author
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  1. Other
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