Language management in contact situations : perspectives from three continents

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Contents: Jiri Nekvapil/Tamah Sherman: Introductory remarks - Jiri Nekvapil: The integrative potential of Language Management Theory - Marian Sloboda: A language management approach to language maintenance and shift: A study from post-Soviet Belarus - Istvan Lanstyak/Gizella Szabomihaly: Hungarian in Slovakia: Language management in a bilingual minority community - Tamah Sherman: Managing hegemony: Native English speakers in the Czech Republic - Sau Kuen Fan: Host management of Japanese among young native users in contact situations - Lisa Fairbrother: Native speakers' application of contact norms in intercultural contact situations with English-speaking, Chinese-speaking and Portuguese-speaking non-native speakers of Japanese - Hidehiro Muraoka: A typology of problems in contact situations - Helen Marriott: Japanese speakers' management of transference behaviour in an Australian context - Yuko Masuda: Negotiation of language selection in Japanese-English exchange partnerships - Kuniko Yoshimitsu: Management of study difficulties by Japanese students at an Australian university - Hiroyuki Nemoto: Negotiation of norms in academic contact situations - Bjoern H. Jernudd: An apology for Language Management Theory.

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