Language maintenance
Index of SIL publications on Language maintenance listed by country.
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General works
- CAHILL, Michael, author. 2005. Review of: Spoken here: travels among threatened languages, by Mark Abley.
- KARAN, Mark E., author. 2008. The importance of motivations in language revitalization.
- LEWIS, M. Paul, author. 2008. "Evaluating endangerment: proposed metadata and implementation."
Works specific to particular countries
Africa
Botswana
Cameroon
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TRUDELL, Barbara, author. 2004. The power of the local: education choices and language maintenance among the Bafut, Kom and Nso' communities of Northwest Cameroon.
- TRUDELL, Barbara, author. 2006. "Local agency in the development of minority languages: three language committees in Northwest Cameroon."
- TRUDELL, Barbara, author. 2008. "Language, literacy and equality: minority language communities in the Cameroon."
Ghana
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HASSELBRING, Sue, author. 2006. Cross-dialectal acceptance of written standards: two Ghanaian case studies.
Kenya
Tanzania
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STEGEN, Oliver, author. 2003. "If you've got a mother tongue, please use it!": Minority language development: the case of Rangi.
Americas
Brazil
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ANONBY, Sandy; ANONBY, Stan, authors. 2004. "A report on Xokleng language maintenance."
- MURPHY, Isabel I.; VENCIO, Elizabeth, authors. 2009. "Maintaining two worlds: the relevance of mother tongue in Brazil's Amerindian societies."
Canada
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ISARA Choosri; MALONE, Dennis L., authors. 2007. "Stabilizing indigenous languages, a Symposium report."
United States
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ISARA Choosri; MALONE, Dennis L., authors. 2007. "Stabilizing indigenous languages, a Symposium report."
Asia
Azerbaijan
China
Laos
Malaysia
- MILLER, Carolyn P., author. 1996. "Application of typologies for language maintenance and loss to Southeast Asian linguistic minorities: the case of the Bru-So and Kadazan-Dusun language continua."
- NOEB, Jonas; RENSCH, Calvin R.; RENSCH, Carolyn M.; RIDU, Robert Sulis, authors. 2006. The Bidayuh language: yesterday, today and tomorrow.
- SMITH, Karla J., author. 2003. "Minority language education in Malaysia: four ethnic communities' experiences."
- SMITH, Karla J., author. 2008. Language and decisions: the Iranun of Sabah, Malaysia.
Pakistan
Philippines
Tajikistan
- ABBESS, Elisabeth; MÜLLER, Katja; PAUL, Daniel; TIESSEN, Calvin; TIESSEN, Gabriela, authors. 2005. "Language maintenance amongst the Parya of Tajikistan."
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ABBESS, Elisabeth; MÜLLER, Katja; PAUL, Daniel; TIESSEN, Calvin; TIESSEN, Gabriela, authors; CLIFTON, John M., editor. 2010. "Language maintenance among the Parya of Tajikistan."
- ABBESS, Elisabeth; MÜLLER, Katja; TIESSEN, Calvin; TIESSEN, Gabriela, authors. 2005. "Ishkashimi: a father's language: how a very small language survives."
- CLIFTON, John M., editor. 2005. Studies in languages of Tajikistan.
Thailand
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ISARA Choosri; MALONE, Dennis L., authors. 2007. "Stabilizing indigenous languages, a Symposium report."
- MALONE, Dennis L., author. 2005. "Where do we go from here? The challenge and prospects of language revitalization in South East Asia."
- MILLER, Carolyn P., author. 1996. "Application of typologies for language maintenance and loss to Southeast Asian linguistic minorities: the case of the Bru-So and Kadazan-Dusun language continua."
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NAHHAS, Ramzi W., author. 2007. "Sociolinguistic survey of Mpi in Thailand."
- PERSON, Kirk R., author. 2005. "Language revitalization or dying gasp? Language preservation efforts among the Bisu of Northern Thailand."
Pacific
Papua New Guinea
- LANDWEER, M. Lynn, author. 2006. A Melanesian perspective on mechanisms of language maintenance and shift: case studies from Papua New Guinea.
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LANDWEER, M. Lynn, author. 2010. "Land-language link."
- MALONE, Dennis L., author. 1997. Namel manmeri: Language and culture maintenance and mother tongue education in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.
- NAGAI, Yasuko, author. 2000. "Towards the maintenance of the Maiwala language: the role of a vernacular elementary school in Papua New Guinea."