Languages in competition: Dominance, diversity, and decline. By Ronald Wardhaugh. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1987. Pp. viii, 280. Cloth 45. 00, paper 16. 95.

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Language dominance language diversity ethnic group, nation and state Great Britain France and Spain promoting English and French English and French in sub-Saharan Africa competition from Arabic and Swahili Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada old states, new pressures.

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