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resented. In either way, social concerns of the time have influenced how extensively the policy could accommodate the competing languages/dialects in status planning. This seems to be true in other societies too (see Kibbee, 1999; Spolsky & Shohamy, 1999; Tollefson, 2002). Language policy is a means

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James E. Tibone. Coupled with globalization and the forces of market economy, China’s modernization drive appears to favor only two dominant languages, Chinese as the national commonly-used language and English as the world language (cf. Ross, 1993; Spolsky & Shohamy, 1999, pp. 156–186).

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John J. Klimkiewicz. Coupled with globalization and the forces of market economy, China’s modernization drive appears to favor only two dominant languages, Chinese as the national commonly-used language and English as the world language (cf. Ross, 1993; Spolsky & Shohamy, 1999, pp. 156–186).

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Jeffrey T. Gittins,Mehrdad Ganjianpour,Stephen J. Snyderresented. In either way, social concerns of the time have influenced how extensively the policy could accommodate the competing languages/dialects in status planning. This seems to be true in other societies too (see Kibbee, 1999; Spolsky & Shohamy, 1999; Tollefson, 2002). Language policy is a means

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resented. In either way, social concerns of the time have influenced how extensively the policy could accommodate the competing languages/dialects in status planning. This seems to be true in other societies too (see Kibbee, 1999; Spolsky & Shohamy, 1999; Tollefson, 2002). Language policy is a means

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Richard G. Levine,Sandra J. Iannotti,Leslie S. Matthewsution from three unique perspectives. First, outside scholars critically question the parities between constitutional rights and actual practices and between policies and outcomes. Second, inside policy practitioners review their own project involvements and inside politics, pondering over missteps,