Résumés en anglais.

Previously published in Language Policy (ISSN 1568-4555), Vol. 13, Issue 4, 2014.

Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapter -. Index.

"Contemporary debates on immigration, multiculturalism, nationalism, and linguistic rights often find language policy scholars and political philosophers at odds. This book aims to asses the obstacles and build bridges between scholars of language policy and political theory with chapters by Stephen May, Ronald Schmidt, J., Daniel Weinstock, Thomas Ricento, Yael Peled and Peter Ives. Along with an introduction by the editors, the chapters map out the contours of the debates and potential contributions that political theory can make to language policy and vice-versa. The book offers an appraisal of current research, areas of contestation, and a framework for future interdisciplinary inquiry on the complex interface between language, power and ethics. This collection will be useful for scholars from diverse disciplinary perspectives with interests in contemporary societal debates in which language plays an important - even central - role." (Book Cover)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction to the thematic Issue: Language Policy and Political Theory / Yael Peled, Peter Ives and Thomas Ricento

Normative Language Policy: Interface and Interference / Yael Peled

The Complex Normative Foundations of Language Policy / Daniel Weinstock

De-politicizing Language: Obstacles to Political Theory's Engagement with Language Policy / Peter Ives

Thinking about Language: What Political Theorists Need to know About Language in the Real World / Thomas Ricento

Contesting Public Monolingualism and Disglossia: Rethinking Political Theory and Language Policy for a Multilingual World / Stephen May

Democratic Theory and the Challenge of Linguistic Diversity / Ronald Schmidt Sr.

Philippe Van Parijs: Linguistic Justice for Europe and for the World / Yael Peled