Glasnost' ‘the national question’ and Soviet language policy

(1991). Glasnost' ‘the national question’ and Soviet language policy. Soviet Studies: Vol. 43, No. 1, pp. 61-81

Language policy · Linguistics · Political science · Eastern European Communism and Reforms · Philosophy · Soviet and Russian History

• The Bulgarian Socialist Party

  Open Access•Maria Spirova•Communist and Post-Communist…•2008

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• Bilingual schooling and wage income

  Edgar Demetrio Tovar‐garcía•British Journal of Education & Work•2020

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• Minority Language Revitalization and Social Media through the Lens of Covid-19 in Yunnan and Gansu, western China

  Ge Wang, Stephen A Bahry et al.•Journal of Multilingual and…•2022

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• The impact of socioeconomic status and population size on the use of the Tatar language at home

  Edgar Demetrio Tovar‐garcía, Evgeny Podmazin•European Journal of Intercultural…•2018

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• New Alphabets, Old Rules

  Sofya Du Boulay, Huw du Boulay•Problems of Post-Communism•2020

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• Strategic illiteracies

  Open Access•Ethan Plaut•Communication Theory•2022

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• Perspectives on communist successor parties

  Open Access•Terry D Clark, Jovita Pranevičciūte•Communist and Post-Communist…•2008

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• The transition from party/state to open democracy

  Open Access•Stephen P Heyneman•International Journal of…•1998

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• Genocide in soviet Karelia

  Auvo Kostiainen•Scandinavian Journal of History•1996

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• Education and Social Stability in Russia

  Stephen P Heyneman•Compare A Journal of Comparative…•1997

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• Multicultural Education in the former Soviet Union and the United Kingdom

  Bill Taylor•Compare A Journal of Comparative…•1992

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• A Second Missed Opportunity

  Open Access•Isabelle Kreindler, Isabelle T Kreindler•International Political Science…•1993

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• The Ambivalence of Authenticity, or How the Moldovan Language Was Made

  Open Access•Charles King•Slavic Review•1999

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• Language policy and the loss of Tungusic languages

  Open Access•Lenore A Grenoble, Lenore Grenoble et al.•Language & Communication•1999

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• Black Snouts Go Home! Migration and Race in Late Soviet Leningrad and Moscow

  Jeff Sahadeo•The Journal of Modern History•2016

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• Contested Privilege

  Anna Whittington•The Journal of Modern History•2023

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• Multilingualism in the Soviet Union

  E G Lewis•Multilingualism in the Soviet Union•1972

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• The Legal Position of Soviet Nationalities and Their Territorial Units according to the 1977 Constitution of the USSR

  Aleksandras Shtromas•The Russian Review•1978

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