Regulatory Environment, Linguistic Inequalities, and New Opportunities for Hungarian Minority Interest Representation in Romania

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In Gabriele Iannàccaro, Federico Gobbo & Vittorio Dell’Aquila (eds.), The assessment of sociolinguistic justice: parameters and models of analysis. Springer Verlag. pp. 393-430 (2018)
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In an interdisciplinary approach, the study discusses the legal and socioeconomic aspects of Hungarian minority language use in the northwestern part of Romania, Transylvania. It presents traditional and innovative models of language activism in the region and discusses how supranational rules and market deregulation that followed the EU membership of the country opened up new possibilities for a “grassroots,” spontaneous expansion of multilingualism in the economy and in society in general.

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