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Family Language Policy and Language Transmission in Times of Change
2021In this chapter Kendall King and Ling Wang view how the field of family language policy has evolved and expanded in recent decades against a background of significant social, economic and cultural change. They highlight in particular the role of overarching structural factors discussed elsewhere in the volume, including globalisation, urbanisation ...
Kendall A. King, Ling Wang
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The mesolevel of family language policy
International Journal of Multilingualism, 2018Research on Family Language Policy (FLP) has developed a great deal over the past decade, as a number of important volumes and studies have recently addressed not only how families navigate the use...
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What Is Family Language Policy?
2016This chapter traces Family Language Policy (FLP) research from its origins in sociolinguistic approaches to child bilingualism and details how examining language input both in terms of quantity and quality has been central to elucidating the fundamental question of why some children attain greater competency in their minority language than others.
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2019
Champ d’études important au XXIème siècle, la politique linguistique familiale soulève des défis essentiels s’agissant des idéologies, des pratiques, du maintien, des changements et des pertes linguistiques ainsi que de la transmission au sein de ce microcosme de la société qu’est la famille. Ce premier volume bilingue français-anglais illustre tout un
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Champ d’études important au XXIème siècle, la politique linguistique familiale soulève des défis essentiels s’agissant des idéologies, des pratiques, du maintien, des changements et des pertes linguistiques ainsi que de la transmission au sein de ce microcosme de la société qu’est la famille. Ce premier volume bilingue français-anglais illustre tout un
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The nexus of Family Language Policy
Sociolinguistic StudiesThree decades of research on reversing language shift, bi- and multilingual parenting, and Family Language Policy (FLP) have demonstrated that, while parental language practices and ideologies are important factors in determining children’s language competencies and outcomes, parents do not exist in a vacuum. Family language policies are influenced by
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Korean Families in America: Their Family Language Policies and Home-Language Maintenance
Bilingual Research Journal, 2015This study examined the family language policies (FLP) of Korean American parents and how the language practice, management, and ideology components of their FLP and demographic variables predict maintenance of the home language. Results of a large-scale (N = 480) survey show that different sets of FLP and demographic variables contributed to a model ...
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Family language policy: maintaining an endangered language in the home
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2017This volume examines family language policy (FLP) and language shift in a focal family – the Campbells (pseudonym) – on the Isle of Skye, with particular emphasis on the children’s perspectives.
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