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A Transition from Spontaneity to Planning? Economic Values and Educational Policies in the Process of Revitalizing the Regional Language of Latgalian (Latvia)

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Lazdina, Sanita – Current Issues in Language Planning, 2013

This paper deals with current questions in revitalizing the regional language Latgalian, one of the varieties native to Latgale, a region located in the eastern part of Latvia. It first provides an overview of domains where Latgalian is used and highlights recent changes in these. Based on linguistic landscape data as well as interviews with…

Descriptors: Indo European Languages, Foreign Countries, Language Maintenance, Language Planning

BBC ALBA's Contributions to Gaelic Language Planning Efforts for Reversing Language Shift

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Milligan, Lindsay; Chalmers, Douglas; Danson, Mike; Lang, Alison – Current Issues in Language Planning, 2011

BBC ALBA is the first dedicated Gaelic-medium television channel in history. It launched in September 2008 and, in late 2010, announced that it would be carried on Freeview, in addition to Sky, Freesat, and BBC iPlayer, thereby widening access to Gaelic throughout Scotland. The channel is a BBC-licensed service that is presently operated as a…

Descriptors: Language Maintenance, Language Planning, Foreign Countries, Indo European Languages