Posted by asecoli - August 21, 2012
When discussing the idea of a European municipal project on the connotations of words, contacts of the Europäisches Haus Pappenheim showed much interest in the concept of Basic Global English. It seems that among the “middle” and “elder” generation, English is much less known that the EHP had expected. Therefore, an additional preparatory phase has now been implemented in the project plan.
Joachim Grzega
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Posted by asecoli - Februar 21, 2012
Today is UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day. If you are familiar with German, see the contribution on my German blog.
Joachim Grzega
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Posted by asecoli - Januar 31, 2012
If you are familiar with German, you may be interested in my latest book Europas Sprachen und Kulturen im Wandel der Zeit, available at amazon.de.
Joachim Grzega
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Posted by asecoli - November 8, 2011
My latest work on the field of socioeconomic linguistics has now appeared in the International Journal for the Sociology of Languages. The empirical study is entitled “On the correlation between socioeconomics and policies of languages in official contexts”. The article deals with the question of how the socioeconomic performance of countries is correlated with the kind and number of languages for official contexts. Den Rest des Beitrags lesen »
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