Granting (or not granting) linguistic human rights (LHRs) to everybody should be seen as
part of a country's or region's language policy and planning (LPP). Recourse to LHRs …

Most people connect language rights (LRs) to indigenous/tribal peoples, or minorities and
minoritized people of various kinds (ITMs), and most LRs are found among special minority …

Linguistic human rights (LHRs), especially in education, are one of the most necessary (but
not sufficient) prerequisites for the maintenance of the world's Indigenous/tribal, minority and …

Reading this revolutionary book, packed with new information that will change many
people's lives and ways of thinking has been a major and wonderful learning and reflecting …

Using student and teacher open-ended questionnaires, and interviews with teachers and
school principals and administrators, this study examined the bilingual learning difficulties …

The Introduction begins with a short overview of the five parts of the Handbook, and brief
historical contextualisation. It explains why much of the Introduction is devoted to a …

The English as a second language (ESL) student population is one of the fastest growing
demographics in US public schools (National Center for Education Statistics, 2021). ESL …

The central aim of this research was to investigate teacher resistance in a deaf school, in the
South West of England, as they responded to contradictions in their careers during the oral …

This chapter takes a closer look at the concepts that hold the key to researching human
rights and the Roma. It concerns:(1) the closely connected and inter-related concepts …

Se o motor de busca do Google tivesse existido há trinta anos, a procura, em inglês, do
conceito “direitos humanos linguísticos”(DHL), a dar algum resultado, resumir-se-ia, no …