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11. Language contraction and language shift
2011A shift in primary language solidarity from one language towards another, via overlapping bilingualism, is probably a common process taking place in the course of life of many people in Africa (and elsewhere) today. One main cause for this phenomenon is urbanisation.
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Language Shift and Language Revival in Ireland
2016Revivalists faced a momentous challenge to achieve the aims of a bilingual Ireland, reinstating the spoken Irish language, and adapting it to urban structures of ‘the worlds of commerce, politics, official religion, the professions and printed word’, from which it had been banished ‘as a result of complex socio-economic and political circumstances ...
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Home language use and shift in Australia: Trends in the new millennium
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023Lubei Zhang, Linda Tsung
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Language shift or increased bilingualism in South Africa: evidence from census data
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2016Dorrit Posel, Jochen Zeller
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Tracking the demographics of (urban) language shift – an analysis of South African census data
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2010Ana Deumert
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LANGUAGE SHIFT AND REVERSING LANGUAGE SHIFT: INTRODUCTORY CONSIDERATIONS
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Language Shift and Language Accommodation across Family Generations in Taiwan
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2006Todd L Sandel
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Language shift in second generation Albanian immigrants in Greece
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2009Nikolaos Gogonas
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