The global loss of cultural and linguistic diversity requires a holistic focus similar to the global response to the ecological crisis. This article aims to summarise our comprehensive reality-based f...

The global loss of cultural and linguistic diversity requires a holistic focus similar to the global response to the ecological crisis. This article aims to summarise our comprehensive reality-based f...

The global loss of cultural and linguistic diversity requires a holistic focus similar to the global response to the ecological crisis. This article aims to summarise our comprehensive reality-based f...

Deir Conchúr Ó Giollagáin nach fiú ceantar atá ‘suntasach’ ó thaobh teanga de a thabhairt ar áit ar bith in Albain má táthar chun an rud céanna a rá faoi gach áit

The proposed designation of the entire Highland Council region as an Area of Linguistic Significance (ALS) for Gaelic demonstrates the central weakness of the Scottish Languages Act 2025. The Government has recently announced a £1.5 million budget for councils to assist in establishing this largely symbolic legislative status.

The proposed designation of the entire Highland Council region as an Area of Linguistic Significance (ALS) for Gaelic demonstrates the central…

Language Dynamics in Society (LanDS) is an analytical framework to reappraise ethnolinguistic vitality (EV) which is key to societal processes...

Dublinen sortua da O Giollagain, 1966koa. Eskoziako gaelikoa eta Irlandako gaelikoa ditu gertukoen, baina erreferentziazko aditua da, oro har, hizkuntza plangintzan eta eta hizkuntza gutxituen kult...

Language Dynamics in Society (LanDS) is an analytical framework to reappraise ethnolinguistic vitality (EV) which is key to societal processes...

The Scottish Languages Bill is simply a rehash of the status quo, writes Professor Conchúr Ó Giollagáin, the co-author of a landmark study published in 2020

Thuirt Ollamh Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig aig UHI gu bheil Achd nan Cànan Albannach gun fheum 's nach dèan e dad 'son a' Ghàidhlig a ghlèidheadh mar chànan coimhearsnachd.

The Scottish Languages Bill is simply a rehash of the status quo, writes Professor Conchúr Ó Giollagáin, the co-author of a landmark study published in 2020