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Kasai, Haruna – Comparative Education, 2022
Since 2019, Taiwan has implemented native language education for 'new immigrants' from Southeast Asian countries. This paper argues that the new educational provisions reflect the Taiwanese government's desire to appropriate new immigrants' cultures and languages to promote a multicultural vision of Taiwanese identity. It analyses the 12-year…
Descriptors: Immigrants, Native Language Instruction, Asians, Cultural Awareness

McLaughlin, Barry; Graf, Peter – Comparative Education, 1985
Compares bilingual education programs in the United States and West Germany, emphasizing instructional models and political and social influences. Summarizes current debate about the role of the home language in the education of minority-language children and points out general problems with home language instruction in the West German context.…
Descriptors: Bilingual Education, Comparative Analysis, Comparative Education, Elementary Secondary Education

Smolicz, J. J. – Comparative Education, 1984
Discusses language policy in the multilingual settings of Australia and the Philippines. Examines language policies, language curricula, government initiatives, language attitudes, and cultural maintenance in Australia. Studies language policies, national language development attempts, bilingual policies, viability of minority languages,…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Comparative Education, Curriculum, Elementary Secondary Education

McNair, John – Comparative Education, 1980
Since Franco's death in 1975, one of Spain's most pressing problems has been how to encourage regional autonomy without destroying national unity. This paper considers how two regional groups--the Catalans and the Basques--are using the schools to promote use of their traditional languages and to strengthen ethnic identity. (Author/SJL)
Descriptors: Basque, Bilingualism, Cultural Pluralism, Decentralization