2-0885 GLOBALIZATION, LOCAL IDENTITY, AND THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF LANGUAGE POLICY: POLICY AGENTS, LEVELS, AND PROCESSES AMID LINGUISTIC TIDEMARKS AND LOCAL LANGUAGE LEGACIES

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 20:00-21:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Lauren R Zentz (University of Arizona)

Chairs: Lauren R Zentz (University of Arizona)

Discussants: Nancy H Hornberger (University of Pennsylvania)

20:00

Language Policies In Francophone Canada: National Legacies In a Post-National World

Monica Heller (University of Toronto)

20:15

Place and Persistence In the "Global Here and Now": Critical Ethnographic Case Studies of Policy-Making In Native America

Sheilah E Nicholas (University of Arizona)

20:30

A Pidgin for Two: Young Children’s Discursive Practices Enact Language Ideologies and Transform Social Order On a Kenya Hillside

Perry Gilmore (University of Arizona)

20:45

Love the Local, Use the National, Study the Foreign: Language Policies, Legacies and Practices In Indonesia

Lauren R Zentz (University of Arizona)

21:00

Discussant

Nancy H Hornberger (University of Pennsylvania)

21:15

Discussion

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