The Linguistic situation in the new Belgium

Beheydt, Ludovic
(1994) Languages in contact and conflict. Contrasting experiences in the Netherlands and Belgium — ISBN: [1-85359-278-1], published

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Discusses the effects of government language policies in Belgium, which have divided the country into Dutch-, French-, and German-speaking areas with no linguistic rights for speakers of other languages, except in multilingual Brussels. Maintains that the federalization of the Belgian state has not settled the country's linguistic strife.
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Beheydt, L. (1994). The Linguistic situation in the new Belgium. In Sue Wright (ed.) (ed.), Languages in contact and conflict. Contrasting experiences in the Netherlands and Belgium. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/151982