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Italian in the Mainstream Schools of the Bilingual Border Area of the Slovenian Coast: Language Policy, Teachers' Perspectives and a Vision for the Future

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Cavaion, Irina M. – International Multilingual Research Journal, 2020

The Italian language in the ethnically mixed coastal area of Slovenia is an official language, regulated by the principle of ethnic autochthony, which recognizes the rights of linguistic minorities regardless of their number of speakers. Slovenia has been always very sensitive toward its two national minorities (Italian and Hungarian) and set up…

Descriptors: Italian, Ethnic Groups, Diversity, Official Languages

Debating English's Hegemony: American, Australian and Slovenian Students Discuss "The" Global Language

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Demont-Heinrich, Christof – Critical Inquiry in Language Studies, 2012

This article looks at how mother-tongue English speakers and those who do not have English as a mother tongue discuss the complex questions that swirl around the "global" hegemony of English when given an opportunity to discuss these "directly" with one another. The article does so via an analysis of a series of online…

Descriptors: English (Second Language), Foreign Countries, Slavic Languages, Native Speakers