Informed by family language policy (FLP) as the theoretical framework, I illustrate in this
paper how language ideologies can be incongruous and language policies can be …

The theme and the title for this special issue stem from a thematic colloquium that we
organised at the annual meeting of the American Association for Applied Linguistics held in …

This chapter focuses on the process of negotiating family language policy (FLP) in face-to-
face social interactions of bilingual English-Chinese families in Singapore. By observing and …

With intensified transnational migration in recent years, raising children with more than one
language has become an increasingly widespread phenomenon as people cross borders …

Family language policy (FLP) has received increased attention over the last decade as
researchers seek to understand questions such as: why (and how) do members of some …

In contemporary Western societies, parenting has become the subject of a substantial body
of advice and self-help literature. Within this literature, questions of bilingual parenting have …

This inquiry examines how family languages policies (FLP) are planned and developed in
twenty bilingual families in Singapore with regard to their children's Chinese language and …

Scholars working on multilingualism within the family have often highlighted the dynamic
nature of any single family's language policy, as well as the active role that both parents and …

Introducing a pioneering series of studies of family language policy and management, this
paper points out that classic language policy dealt almost entirely with the nation-state …

Ideology, identity and agency are central concerns in the current study of multilingualism
and transnational families as greater analytical attention is given to how multilingual families …