Titlebook: Dynamic Ecologies; A Relational Perspec Neil Murray,Angela Scarino Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Asian languages

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The Teaching and Learning of Indonesian in Australia: Issues and Prospects currently the third most studied foreign language in Australian schools. However, while this may appear a healthy state of affairs, the teaching and learning of Indonesian is experiencing a number of challenges that are threatening its place and future in the educational landscape. This paper analy

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Tensions in the Linguistic Spacehe chapter identifies a number of areas in which significant tensions exist between languages and speakers. It argues that, in the language ecologies of the region, policies create a contestation for space that privilege some languages, and their speakers, and marginalise others. This contestation f

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2213-3208 s a relational view of language planning and language learniThis volume provides a fascinating glimpse into the complex language ecologies of Southeast Asia. Adopting a relational perspective, it considers their significance for the region, its peoples, the policy and practice of language teaching,

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Sílvio M. d. S. Correa,Madeleine Gauthier of the language policy has also changed from using the national language to build a unified nation and create a national identity following independence, to seeking to play a full part as a developed nation on the international stage by the year 2020.

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Das Krankenhaus im Fokus der Soziologieor space relates to issues such the place of linguistic variation, questions of ownership, the identity positions of various types of speakers and the articulation between policy and practice. These contestations have implications for linguistic diversity in the region as policies seeks to reduce diversity.

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Book 2014 on Languages Education in the Asia-Pacific Region draws on the research and insights of key scholars in the field and provides case studies that illustrate the impact of relevant language policy in countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea and Australia.