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Conclusion,languages, possess greater economic and political resources than do others. The source of these inequalities is power: political, economic, cultural, historical and social power. This power can often be expressed in terms of national prestige.

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Book 2005hnic) identity. It focuses on the processes by which a language can be planned and standardized and what the results of these processes are. Particular emphasis is given to the historical and social effects which nationalism has had on the development of language since the French Revolution. For stu

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