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Language planning

Index of SIL publications on Language planning listed by country.

See only SIL publications on Language planning available online or for purchase from SIL International Publications.

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General works

• CRICKMORE, Scott M., author. 1996. "Strategies for implementing a CARLA project that consists of teams that are international and inter-mission."
• MAKONI, Sinfree; TRUDELL, Barbara, authors. 2006. "Complementary and conflicting discourses of linguistic diversity: implications for language planning."
• THOMPSON, Dick, author. 1997. "Center for International Education, U. S. Department of Education: The evolution of sociolinguistics."
• UNSETH, Peter, author. 2005. Review of: Language and identity in the Balkans: Serbo-Croatian and its disintegration, by Robert Greenberg.  

Works specific to particular countries

Africa

Benin

• KLUGE, Angela, author. 2007. "The Gbe language continuum of West Africa: a synchronic typological approach to prioritizing in-depth sociolinguistic research on literature extensibility."  

Ghana

• KLUGE, Angela, author. 2007. "The Gbe language continuum of West Africa: a synchronic typological approach to prioritizing in-depth sociolinguistic research on literature extensibility."  

Nigeria

• KLUGE, Angela, author. 2007. "The Gbe language continuum of West Africa: a synchronic typological approach to prioritizing in-depth sociolinguistic research on literature extensibility."  

Togo

• KLUGE, Angela, author. 2007. "The Gbe language continuum of West Africa: a synchronic typological approach to prioritizing in-depth sociolinguistic research on literature extensibility."  

Asia

Indonesia

• MATTI, David F., author. 1996. "The use of CARLA in South Sulawesi."

Philippines

• PITTMAN, Richard S., author. 1977. "Voice register phenomena in language planning."

Tajikistan

• ABBESS, Elisabeth; MÜLLER, Katja; PAUL, Daniel; TIESSEN, Calvin; TIESSEN, Gabriela, authors. 2005. "Literacy and the vernacular in Tajik Badakhshan: research into Rushani, Khufi, Bartangi and Roshorvi."