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Giovanni Poggeschi - Language Rights and Duties in the Evolution of Public Law

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Giovanni Poggeschi

Language Rights and Duties in the Evolution of Public Law

Series: Schriftenreihe der Europäischen Akademie Bozen, Bereich »Minderheiten und Autonomien«

Volume 23 2013

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

Language and the Law S. 11-18

Brief History of Linguistic Rights. Linguistic Rights and Minority Rights. Evolution of the Doctrine. Linguistic Rights of the First, Second and Third Types. The Role of Comparative Law S. 19-35

Introduction S. 36-37

The Protection of French in France S. 37-41

Protection of English in the USA S. 41-53

Introduction S. 53-54

The Establishment of Canada, Federal Bi-National State S. 54-67

Language Rights in Belgium S. 67-75

Linguistic Rights in Slovakia S. 75-84

Linguistic Rights and Obligations in Latvia S. 84-93

Linguistic Regulation in Macedonia S. 93-98

The Problematic, and Emblematic, Case of the Question of Minorities in Turkey S. 98-113

Final Clarifications on This Section S. 113-117

Introductory Clarification S. 118-119

The German Language in South Tyrol S. 119-120

The Status of the Other German Minorities in Europe, and of the Swedes in Finland S. 120-121

Tutelage of Minorities in Hungary, and the Tutelage of Hungarians in Countries on its Borders S. 121-124

Catalonia, the Linguistic Nation Par Excellence S. 124-138

Linguistic Regulation of the Other Autonomous Communities S. 138-144

British Devolution and the Question of Welsh and Scottish Gaelic S. 144-147

Linguistic Rights in the Autonomous Republics of the Russian Federation. The Linguistic Question in Tatarstan and of the Tartar Language S. 147-152

Introductory Clarification S. 152-155

Other Experiences of Average and Weak Linguistic Tutelage in Italy S. 155-158

Protection of More Minority Languages S. 158-160

Some Conclusions. Is Autonomy the Panacea for the Enjoyment of Rights by Linguistic Minorities? S. 160-167

Historical Introduction to the Subject of Multilingualism in the Indian Sub-Continent S. 168-174

The Indian Constitution and its Linguistic Provisions S. 174-176

The Question of Linguistic states S. 176-182

Adjustment and Proliferation of the Linguistic States and Official Languages S. 182-187

Linguistic Rights in Pakistan S. 187-191

Linguistic Rights in Bangladesh after Independence S. 191-192

Linguistic Rights in Sri Lanka S. 192-195

Linguistic Rights in Nepal S. 195-197

Some Conclusions on the Indian Sub-Continent, Together With a Preliminary Look at the Situation of Linguistic Rights in Afghanistan S. 197-198

Linguistic Rights in a Fragile and Incomplete Democracy under the Guidance of Outside Powers: The Case of Afghanistan S. 198-204

The Historical Bases of Minority and Linguistic Issues in China S. 204-208

Recent Juridical Developments in China, and Their Influence on the Minority and Linguistic Issue S. 208-213

Language Rights in a Federation on Territorial and Ethnic Bases: Malaysia S. 213-216

Language Rights in the City State of Singapore S. 216-218

Linguistic Rights in One of the Most Richly Diverse States in the World: Indonesia S. 218-222

Reflections, (Almost) Conclusive, on Linguistic Rights in Asia S. 222-225

Language Rights of Arab States and of Some Islamic Legal Systems: a Feature in Common Between Asia and Africa. The Special Case of Israel S. 225-233

Linguistic Rights in South Africa. From Apartheid to the Constitution of Everyone S. 233-239

From the Letter of the Law to Difficult Practice. A Solution: ?Unitary Federalism? S. 239-242

Brief Excursus on the Linguistic Rights in other African States S. 242-249

Linguistic Rights of Indegenous People S. 250-264

Linguistic Rights of the Roma S. 264-268

Conclusions. The language as Incorporeal Good of a Special Kind. Between Inclusion of Individuals and the Maintenance of a Specific Collective Identity. A New Order of Linguistic Rights and Responsibilities S. 269-282

Essential Bibliography S. 283-286

doi.org/10.5771/9783845249490

Francesco Palermo, Giovanni Poggeschi, Günther Rautz, Jens Woelk - Globalization, Technologies and Legal Revolution

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Francesco Palermo (ed.), Giovanni Poggeschi (ed.), Günther Rautz (ed.), Jens Woelk (ed.)

Globalization, Technologies and Legal Revolution

Series: Schriftenreihe der Europäischen Akademie Bozen, Bereich »Minderheiten und Autonomien«

Volume 21 2012

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Giovanni Poggeschi A Specific Problem of the Application of Regionalism and Federalism: The Case of Financial Autonomy of Catalonia S. 425-442

doi.org/10.5771/9783845243474

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