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2016
With respect to allegations that the Court of Justice uses ‘rights language’ in order to justify intrusions into national legal orders and hence refers to rights wherever this is considered beneficial for such purposes, it is submitted that this seems a little exaggerated.
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With respect to allegations that the Court of Justice uses ‘rights language’ in order to justify intrusions into national legal orders and hence refers to rights wherever this is considered beneficial for such purposes, it is submitted that this seems a little exaggerated.
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Language in the Nondominant Right Hemisphere
Archives of Neurology, 1983Language function was evaluated in the right nondominant hemisphere in three patients undergoing cortical resection for intractable seizures. Three linguistic tests were given during electrical stimulation of the cortex. They represented three different levels of language complexity from lowest to highest as follows: task 1, object naming; task 2 ...
S, Bhatnagar, O J, Andy
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The problem with rights expression languages
Proceedings of the ACM workshop on Digital rights management, 2006In this paper we consider the functionality that a rights expression language (REL) should provide within a digital rights management (DRM) environment. We begin by noting the dearth of applications that make use of RELs, despite the fact that they have now been available since the late 1990's.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +2 more
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Language Policies and Language Rights
Annual Review of Anthropology, 1997This review is an overview of the newly developing field of language rights. It distinguishes between (a) historical/descriptive studies where language rights are treated as the resultant variable with no attempt to predict consequences, and (b) exhortatory and ideologically based studies in which language rights are considered a causal variable.
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Language Rights and Language Repression
2018Many historical and contemporary conflicts in the world today, while often ostensibly framed in ethnic terms, actually involve language—and by extension, language policy—as a key catalyst or concern. This chapter charts how the widespread practice of enforcing linguistic homogeneity within modern nations-states, based on the view that this will ...
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Language Use, Language Policy, and Language Rights
2018This chapter, analyzes the evolution and spatial distribution of the Hungarian linguistic community, the language proficiency, linguistic attitudes, and patterns of language usage of Hungarians in Romania. Furthermore, it assesses the language rights codified in Romania and their implementation, also providing a brief comparative analysis of Romania ...
István Horváth, Tibor Toró
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Language Policy and Language Rights
2007Abstract In most countries along the Pacific Rim, there is an increasing mismatch between official policy, which has become progressively more liberal and supportive of minority linguistic and other rights, and the reality of continuing loss of indigenous minority languages.
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The Globalisation of (Educational) Language rights
International Review of Education, 2001Languages are today being murdered faster than ever before in human history: 90% of the world's oral languages may be dead or moribund (no longer learned by children) in a hundred years' time. The media and the educational systems are the most important direct agents in language murder.
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Getting language rights right: A response to Makoni
Journal of Multicultural Discourses, 2012Phillipson, Robert +1 more
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