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The Rise of International Linguistic Human Rights and the Legal Governance of Politics

2012
The language of rights is central to how language problems are approached today. Policy documents and academic literature put language rights at the heart of their analysis. Language rights-based policies are displacing traditional language planning, while sociolinguistic studies have become studies of language rights.
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An Analysis of the Linguistic Landscape on the Homepage of Local Government in Japan : Focused on Socio-linguistics

Journal of Japanology, 2022
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Linguistic Characteristics and Changes of Local Government Administrative Slogans

The Journal of Korean Studies, 2022
Dae-Ah Park, Suk-Jeong Kim
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Decoding Global AI Governance: A Computational Linguistic Analysis of National Regulations

Proceedings of the AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society
Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulations addressing rights, usage limits, bias, and accountability mechanisms have been adopted by governments worldwide. My research examines global AI governance through a comparative analysis of regulatory documents from over 60 countries. Using mixed methods, including advanced computational linguistics techniques to
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A LINGUISTIC MODEL FOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT

Computational Intelligence in Decision and Control, 2008
J. I. PELÁEZ, J. M. DOÑA, D. L. LA RED, C. R. BRYS   +3 more
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Gender Construction in the Indonesian Government-Distributed English Textbook: Combining Critical Discourse Analysis and Corpus Linguistics

Sexuality and Culture, 2021
Sulis Triyono, Ashadi Ashadi, Wening Sahayu   +2 more
exaly  

Dissent to Threat: The Linguistic Securitization of Political Conflict in Contemporary Governance

This academic working paper analyzes the 2020-21 Indian Farmers' Protest to theorize the mechanics of "Mnemonic Securitization." By examining the linguistic transition from domestic dissent to international security threat, the research identifies a three-phase pattern of escalation, specifically for postcolonial democracies.
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The Unmarked Whiteness of Brazilian Linguistics: From Black‐as‐Theme to Black‐as‐Life

Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 2021
Gabriel Nascimento Dos Santos
exaly  

Managing Uncertainty: The Linguistic Transformation of Markets, Governance, and Politics

PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review, 2021
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Linguistic Conflict in Wales: A Problem in the Design of Government

2023
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