Teresa L. McCarty is the Alice Wiley Snell Professor of Education Policy Studies, Professor of Applied Linguistics, and Co-Director of the Center for Indian Education at Arizona State University.

• Foreword, Courtney CazdenPrefaceAcknowledgementsENTRY INTO CONVERSATIONIntroducing Ethnography and Language Policy, Teresa L. McCartyETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART I1. Critical Ethnography and Indigenous Language Survival – Some New Directions in Language Policy Research and Praxis, Teresa L. McCarty 2. "How Are You Hopi if You Can’t Speak It?" – An Ethnographic Study of Language as Cultural Practice among Contemporary Hopi Youth, Sheilah E. Nicholas3. Diaspora Communities, Language Maintenance, and Policy Dilemmas, A. Suresh Canagarajah4. Reconstructing Ethnography and Language Policy in Colonial Namibian Schooling: Historical Perspectives on St. Mary’s High School at Odibo, Rodney HopsonINTERLUDE – COMMENTARIES ON PART ILanguage Ideologies, Ethnography, and Ethnology: Directions in Anthropological Approaches to Language Policy, Perry GilmoreLanguage, Globalization, and the State: Issues for the New Policy Studies, James CollinsETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART II5. International Migration and Quichua Language Shift in the Ecuadorian Andes, Kendall A. King and Marleen Haboud6. Exploring Biliteracy in Mäori-Medium Education: An Ethnographic Perspective, Richard Hill and Stephen May 7. U.S. Latinos and the Learning of English: The Metonymy of Language Policy, Mary Carol Combs, Norma González, and Luis C. Moll8. Critical Perspectives on Language-in-education Policy: The Corsican Example, Alexandra Jaffe9. Languages, Texts, and Literacy Practices: An Ethnographic Lens on Bilingual Vocational Education in Wales, Marilyn Martin-Jones10. Researching-Texting Tensions in Qualitative Research: Ethics in and around Textual Fidelity, Selectivity, and Translations, Vaidehi RamanathanSYNTHESIS AND DISCUSSION The Ethnography of Language Policy, Nancy H. Hornberger and David Cassels JohnsonAbout the ContributorsAuthor IndexSubject Index

"Overall, I find that McCarty offers an illuminating selection of examples of ethnographic research along with reflections on that research. The contributors to Ethnography and Language Policy provide a nuanced view of issues surrounding ethnography and language policy. I highly recommend this book."—Education Review"Well written and accessible to educated readers without a background in the subject. Recommended."—Choice

Teresa L. McCarty is the Alice Wiley Snell Professor of Education Policy Studies, Professor of Applied Linguistics, and Co-Director of the Center for Indian Education at Arizona State University.

• Foreword, Courtney CazdenPrefaceAcknowledgementsENTRY INTO CONVERSATIONIntroducing Ethnography and Language Policy, Teresa L. McCartyETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART I1. Critical Ethnography and Indigenous Language Survival – Some New Directions in Language Policy Research and Praxis, Teresa L. McCarty 2. "How Are You Hopi if You Can’t Speak It?" – An Ethnographic Study of Language as Cultural Practice among Contemporary Hopi Youth, Sheilah E. Nicholas3. Diaspora Communities, Language Maintenance, and Policy Dilemmas, A. Suresh Canagarajah4. Reconstructing Ethnography and Language Policy in Colonial Namibian Schooling: Historical Perspectives on St. Mary’s High School at Odibo, Rodney HopsonINTERLUDE – COMMENTARIES ON PART ILanguage Ideologies, Ethnography, and Ethnology: Directions in Anthropological Approaches to Language Policy, Perry GilmoreLanguage, Globalization, and the State: Issues for the New Policy Studies, James CollinsETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART II5. International Migration and Quichua Language Shift in the Ecuadorian Andes, Kendall A. King and Marleen Haboud6. Exploring Biliteracy in Mäori-Medium Education: An Ethnographic Perspective, Richard Hill and Stephen May 7. U.S. Latinos and the Learning of English: The Metonymy of Language Policy, Mary Carol Combs, Norma González, and Luis C. Moll8. Critical Perspectives on Language-in-education Policy: The Corsican Example, Alexandra Jaffe9. Languages, Texts, and Literacy Practices: An Ethnographic Lens on Bilingual Vocational Education in Wales, Marilyn Martin-Jones10. Researching-Texting Tensions in Qualitative Research: Ethics in and around Textual Fidelity, Selectivity, and Translations, Vaidehi RamanathanSYNTHESIS AND DISCUSSION The Ethnography of Language Policy, Nancy H. Hornberger and David Cassels JohnsonAbout the ContributorsAuthor IndexSubject Index

"Overall, I find that McCarty offers an illuminating selection of examples of ethnographic research along with reflections on that research. The contributors to Ethnography and Language Policy provide a nuanced view of issues surrounding ethnography and language policy. I highly recommend this book."—Education Review"Well written and accessible to educated readers without a background in the subject. Recommended."—Choice

Teresa L. McCarty is the Alice Wiley Snell Professor of Education Policy Studies, Professor of Applied Linguistics, and Co-Director of the Center for Indian Education at Arizona State University.

• Foreword, Courtney CazdenPrefaceAcknowledgementsENTRY INTO CONVERSATIONIntroducing Ethnography and Language Policy, Teresa L. McCartyETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART I1. Critical Ethnography and Indigenous Language Survival – Some New Directions in Language Policy Research and Praxis, Teresa L. McCarty 2. "How Are You Hopi if You Can’t Speak It?" – An Ethnographic Study of Language as Cultural Practice among Contemporary Hopi Youth, Sheilah E. Nicholas3. Diaspora Communities, Language Maintenance, and Policy Dilemmas, A. Suresh Canagarajah4. Reconstructing Ethnography and Language Policy in Colonial Namibian Schooling: Historical Perspectives on St. Mary’s High School at Odibo, Rodney HopsonINTERLUDE – COMMENTARIES ON PART ILanguage Ideologies, Ethnography, and Ethnology: Directions in Anthropological Approaches to Language Policy, Perry GilmoreLanguage, Globalization, and the State: Issues for the New Policy Studies, James CollinsETHNOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE POLICY CASES AND CONTEXTS, PART II5. International Migration and Quichua Language Shift in the Ecuadorian Andes, Kendall A. King and Marleen Haboud6. Exploring Biliteracy in Mäori-Medium Education: An Ethnographic Perspective, Richard Hill and Stephen May 7. U.S. Latinos and the Learning of English: The Metonymy of Language Policy, Mary Carol Combs, Norma González, and Luis C. Moll8. Critical Perspectives on Language-in-education Policy: The Corsican Example, Alexandra Jaffe9. Languages, Texts, and Literacy Practices: An Ethnographic Lens on Bilingual Vocational Education in Wales, Marilyn Martin-Jones10. Researching-Texting Tensions in Qualitative Research: Ethics in and around Textual Fidelity, Selectivity, and Translations, Vaidehi RamanathanSYNTHESIS AND DISCUSSION The Ethnography of Language Policy, Nancy H. Hornberger and David Cassels JohnsonAbout the ContributorsAuthor IndexSubject Index

"Overall, I find that McCarty offers an illuminating selection of examples of ethnographic research along with reflections on that research. The contributors to Ethnography and Language Policy provide a nuanced view of issues surrounding ethnography and language policy. I highly recommend this book."—Education Review"Well written and accessible to educated readers without a background in the subject. Recommended."—Choice