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Europe and the Politics of Language978-0-230-50189-8Series ISSN 2947-5880 Series E-ISSN 2947-5899

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501898Citizenship; European Union (EU); identity; language; Lingua franca; european union politics

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,Versuche am Elektro-Fließbett,Italy to the south, the Balkans to the east and Scandinavia to the north. Geographically Europe also extends to the islands of Ireland, Britain, Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Surrounding seas form part of geographical Europe. The Mediterranean Basin along with its subsidiary seas lies to the south o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04658-5ike Europe, languages give the impression of having existed from time immemorial. Whether in fact this is the case is another matter. Political scientists and theorists are increasingly of the view that language, like any tradition, is a constructed concept. ‘The concept of “a language” — at least i

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Die Reduzierbarkeit von Eisenerzenate and demarcate significant cultural and social differences for the present (Hannerz 1996). Indeed the link between official language and nation state is effectively endorsed by EU institutions. When a nation state joins the Union, its official language is (with few exceptions) given the status of

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Hans J. Hummell,Karl-Dieter Oppy identified as majority or dominant languages, but a variety of groupings are used to order ‘middle-sized’ languages, which may be characterised as ‘minorised’, ‘lesser-used’, ‘less-widely spoken’ or even the convoluted ‘less-widely taught, less-widely used’ languages. These categories are entirely

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