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The Cambridge Handbook of Language and Political Conflict

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Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvStanley Dubinsky,Michael Gavin,Harvey Starr

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Utgivningsdatum2026-11-30
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieCambridge Handbooks in Language and Linguistics
FörlagCambridge University Press
ISBN9781009425278

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Introduction. Language and the study of political conflict Michael Gavin, Harvey Starr and Stanley Dubinsky; Part I. Identity: 1. Linguistic identity: fact and fiction Florian Coulmas; 2. Group formation: language as a sociopolitical tool Pierpaolo Di Carlo and Jeff Good; 3. Language rights and linguistic attitudes in Afro-Latin America: the Afro-Bolivian case Pamela Jimenez Lizama and Sandro Sessarego; 4. Hate speech and political violence Innocent Chiluwa; 5. Perceived language threat and political trust Mike Medeiros and Jean-Philippe Gauvin; 6. Language conflict and symbolic power: Arabic as a case study Yasir Suleiman-Malley; Part II. Conflict: 7. International relations, language, and the nature of conflict in the contemporary world system Harvey Starr; 8. Language, ethnicity, and civil war Nils-Christian Bormann and Manuel Vogt; 9. Linguistic and territorial integrity in the Ukraine–Russia conflict Stanley Dubinsky, Michael Gavin, A. J. Murphy and Harvey Starr; 10. Language conflict (prevention) in Europe: the role of the supranational level Jeroen Darquennes; 11. Language in post-conflict transitional justice and reconciliation Adriana Del Socorro Álvarez Correa, Olga Lucía Arbeláez Rojas, Kimi King, James Meernik and Sergio Pérez Burgos; 12. Language assimilation and linguistic diversity in Israel Eric Fleisch and Zaryab Iqbal; 13. State-sponsored violence and Maya-speaking subjects: erasure, annihilation, and resilience Brigittine M. French; 14. The suppression and instrumentalization of language in Kashmir Nitasha Kaul; Part III. Policy: 15. Minorities, language, and education in the era of superdiversity Stephen May; 16. Against language: institutional constructions and deconstructions Lionel Wee; 17. Security versus language rights? Miklós Kontra and István Csernicskó; 18. Language education, (in)securitization, and peacebuilding Constadina Charalambous; 19. Language conflict, usage, and prescriptivism in South Africa: a historical and political perspective Sebolelo Mokapela and Russell H. Kaschula; 20. Do language policies really make a difference?: Education and peacebuilding in post-conflict Sri Lanka Sreemali Herath; 21. Language dominance and marginalization in Botswana Budzani Gabanamotse-Mogara and Andy Chebanne; 22. Language conflicts and language policy in Italy Ilaria Fiorentini and Silvia Luraghi; Part IV. Methods: 23. Understanding linguistic difference: key concepts for the study of language conflict Stanley Dubinsky and A. J. Murphy; 24. Ethnographic research for languages in conflict: insights from Bosnia and Herzegovina Marija Runić and Jelena Božović; 25. Language conflict and the linguistic landscape: exploring language, identity, and socio-political dynamics in Puerto Rico Rafael Jiménez-Baralt and Sandro Sessarego; 26. Language policy, conflict, and the evaluation of linguistic justice Michele Gazzola and Cecilia Gialdini; 27. Words as data in political science and corpus linguistics Michael Gavin; 28. Postcolonial literature and the study of conflict John Marx.