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What does it mean to govern a multilingual society well? chats in linguistic diversity

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Abstract

Here are Language on the Move we know that linguistic diversity is often seen through a deficit lens. Another way of saying this is that it’s perceived as a problem, particularly by institutions and governments. So what does good governance in a multilingual city actually look like? This was the key question of Dr. Alexandra Grey’s keynote speech at the Linguistic Inclusion Today Symposium held at Macquarie University on December 14th 2023. In the interview Dr. Grey presented in her clear and engaging way why we should care about this topic, what some of the key challenges of doing this research during the COVID-19 pandemic were, and how this research into linguistic diversity is connected to social justice in a participatory democracy.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationSydney
PublisherLanguage on the move
Media of outputOnline
Size30:50
Publication statusPublished - 31 Jan 2024

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Keywords

  • language and low

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