Edmund A Aunger
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1156948 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Edmund A Aunger |
| NOMBRES | Edmund A |
| APELLIDO | Aunger |
| FIRMA | AUNGER E A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Alberta |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Official Language Policies of the Canadian Provinces
Official Language Policies of the Canadian Provinces: Costs and Benefits in 2006, Vaillancourt, François, Olivier Coche, Marc Antoine Cadieux, and Jamie Lee Ronson (2012). Vancouver, Fraser Institute, xii, 138 pages. ISSN 1920-0749 Studies in Language Policies. An article from journal Minorités linguistiques et société / Linguistic Minorities and Society (Le français en milieu minoritaire : défis et enjeux. La situation du français en Acadie du N…
Espérance de vie
Quel est l’avenir des communautés francophones en Amérique ? Cet article présente les principales communautés francophones, documente l’évolution de leurs effectifs et fait des projections à partir des tendances observées. Il évalue également la condition actuelle de ces communautés en examinant les trois grands déterminants de la vitalité linguistique : les facteurs démographiques, les structures institutionnelles et les politiques linguistiques…
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones : vers un modèle conceptuel. Un article de la revue Francophonies d'Amérique (La vitalité des communautés francophones du Canada) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Justifying the End of Official Bilingualism
During a three-year period beginning in 1889, Canada struggled through a bitter identity crisis as militant English-Canadian nationalists rallied support for their vision of a homogeneous English-speaking country. In the eye of this storm was a NorthWest Legislative Assembly determined to abolish official bilingualism and assimilate its French-speaking minority. This article examines the origins of the North-West's ''dual language question'' and …
The Mystery of the French Language Ordinances
In 1877, the North-West constitution was amended to provide for the publication of all statutes, or ordinances, in both English and French. In 1905, this provision was carried over into the newly-created provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan; it was not repealed until 1988, shortly after the Supreme Court's ruling in the Mercure case. At the present time, however, there remains only scant evidence that this constitutional guarantee was ever respe…
Dispersed minorities and segmental autonomy
An ethnic minority is more likely to gain political autonomy if it is geographically concentrated; such autonomy is rare when the minority is territorially dispersed. This article examines Canada's recent experience in granting segmental autonomy to its dispersed French‐speaking minority. After more than a century of majority rule in the field of education, most Canadian provinces have only now established French‐language school boards responsibl…
Regional, national, and official languages in Belgium
Les langues officielles de la Belgique sont le Francais, le Hollandais et, a un degre moindre, l'Allemand. Cependant, une majorite de Belges parlent une langue non-officielle, souvent non-ecrite. L'article repertorie les proportions statistiques de ces langues regionales et leur distribution geographique
The Canadian Political Science Association 1986 Programme Committee/Association canadienne de science politique 1986 Comité du programme
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In Search of Political Stability
In Search of Political Stability
Political scientists have often assumed that communities severely divided by cleavages such as religion and ethnicity will also be unstable. The civil strife experienced by Northern Ireland seems to confirm this assumption. Yet other communities, no less divided than Northern Ireland, have maintained political stability in spite of serious tensions created by religious and ethnic differences. The Canadian province of New Brunswick is an example o…
In Search of Political Stability
Political scientists have often assumed that communities severely divided by cleavages such as religion and ethnicity will also be unstable. The civil strife experienced by Northern Ireland seems to confirm this assumption. Yet other communities, no less divided than Northern Ireland, have maintained political stability in spite of serious tensions created by religious and ethnic differences. The Canadian province of New Brunswick is an example o…
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones : vers un modèle conceptuel. Un article de la revue Francophonies d'Amérique (La vitalité des communautés francophones du Canada) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Justifying the End of Official Bilingualism
During a three-year period beginning in 1889, Canada struggled through a bitter identity crisis as militant English-Canadian nationalists rallied support for their vision of a homogeneous English-speaking country. In the eye of this storm was a NorthWest Legislative Assembly determined to abolish official bilingualism and assimilate its French-speaking minority. This article examines the origins of the North-West's ''dual language question'' and …
Dispersed minorities and segmental autonomy
An ethnic minority is more likely to gain political autonomy if it is geographically concentrated; such autonomy is rare when the minority is territorially dispersed. This article examines Canada's recent experience in granting segmental autonomy to its dispersed French‐speaking minority. After more than a century of majority rule in the field of education, most Canadian provinces have only now established French‐language school boards responsibl…
Regional, national, and official languages in Belgium
Les langues officielles de la Belgique sont le Francais, le Hollandais et, a un degre moindre, l'Allemand. Cependant, une majorite de Belges parlent une langue non-officielle, souvent non-ecrite. L'article repertorie les proportions statistiques de ces langues regionales et leur distribution geographique
In Search of Political Stability
The Mystery of the French Language Ordinances
In 1877, the North-West constitution was amended to provide for the publication of all statutes, or ordinances, in both English and French. In 1905, this provision was carried over into the newly-created provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan; it was not repealed until 1988, shortly after the Supreme Court's ruling in the Mercure case. At the present time, however, there remains only scant evidence that this constitutional guarantee was ever respe…
In Search of Political Stability
Political scientists have often assumed that communities severely divided by cleavages such as religion and ethnicity will also be unstable. The civil strife experienced by Northern Ireland seems to confirm this assumption. Yet other communities, no less divided than Northern Ireland, have maintained political stability in spite of serious tensions created by religious and ethnic differences. The Canadian province of New Brunswick is an example o…
In Search of Political Stability
The Canadian Political Science Association 1986 Programme Committee/Association canadienne de science politique 1986 Comité du programme
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Regional, national, and official languages in Belgium
Les langues officielles de la Belgique sont le Francais, le Hollandais et, a un degre moindre, l'Allemand. Cependant, une majorite de Belges parlent une langue non-officielle, souvent non-ecrite. L'article repertorie les proportions statistiques de ces langues regionales et leur distribution geographique
Dispersed minorities and segmental autonomy
An ethnic minority is more likely to gain political autonomy if it is geographically concentrated; such autonomy is rare when the minority is territorially dispersed. This article examines Canada's recent experience in granting segmental autonomy to its dispersed French‐speaking minority. After more than a century of majority rule in the field of education, most Canadian provinces have only now established French‐language school boards responsibl…
The Mystery of the French Language Ordinances
In 1877, the North-West constitution was amended to provide for the publication of all statutes, or ordinances, in both English and French. In 1905, this provision was carried over into the newly-created provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan; it was not repealed until 1988, shortly after the Supreme Court's ruling in the Mercure case. At the present time, however, there remains only scant evidence that this constitutional guarantee was ever respe…
Justifying the End of Official Bilingualism
During a three-year period beginning in 1889, Canada struggled through a bitter identity crisis as militant English-Canadian nationalists rallied support for their vision of a homogeneous English-speaking country. In the eye of this storm was a NorthWest Legislative Assembly determined to abolish official bilingualism and assimilate its French-speaking minority. This article examines the origins of the North-West's ''dual language question'' and …
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones
L’environnement et la vitalité communautaire des minorités francophones : vers un modèle conceptuel. Un article de la revue Francophonies d'Amérique (La vitalité des communautés francophones du Canada) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Espérance de vie
Quel est l’avenir des communautés francophones en Amérique ? Cet article présente les principales communautés francophones, documente l’évolution de leurs effectifs et fait des projections à partir des tendances observées. Il évalue également la condition actuelle de ces communautés en examinant les trois grands déterminants de la vitalité linguistique : les facteurs démographiques, les structures institutionnelles et les politiques linguistiques…
Official Language Policies of the Canadian Provinces
Official Language Policies of the Canadian Provinces: Costs and Benefits in 2006, Vaillancourt, François, Olivier Coche, Marc Antoine Cadieux, and Jamie Lee Ronson (2012). Vancouver, Fraser Institute, xii, 138 pages. ISSN 1920-0749 Studies in Language Policies. An article from journal Minorités linguistiques et société / Linguistic Minorities and Society (Le français en milieu minoritaire : défis et enjeux. La situation du français en Acadie du N…
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