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The politics of language in Australia . By Uldis Ozolins. New York & Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. Pp. xv, 287. Cloth $59.95.

G. Richard Tucker

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Abbreviations Preface 1. Australia, languages and the world at the end of World War II 2. Language, ethnicity and politics 3. The coming of the 'New Australians' and their languages 4. From assimilation to integration 5. Disadvantage, language and cultural heritage: from Grassby to Galbally 1973-8 6. Multiculturalism and language policy from the late 1970s 7. A national policy on languages 8. Language policy in contemporary Australia Bibliography Index.

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Abbreviations Preface 1. Australia, languages and the world at the end of World War II 2. Language, ethnicity and politics 3. The coming of the 'New Australians' and their languages 4. From assimilation to integration 5. Disadvantage, language and cultural heritage: from Grassby to Galbally 1973-8 6. Multiculturalism and language policy from the late 1970s 7. A national policy on languages 8. Language policy in contemporary Australia Bibliography Index.

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Abbreviations Preface 1. Australia, languages and the world at the end of World War II 2. Language, ethnicity and politics 3. The coming of the 'New Australians' and their languages 4. From assimilation to integration 5. Disadvantage, language and cultural heritage: from Grassby to Galbally 1973-8 6. Multiculturalism and language policy from the late 1970s 7. A national policy on languages 8. Language policy in contemporary Australia Bibliography Index.

Key concepts: Politics, Linguistics, Sociology, Political science, Philosophy, Law

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