págs. 1-1
págs. 3-9
Cultural Autonomy as an approach to sociolinguistic power-sharing: some preliminary notions
págs. 11-46
Cultural Autonomy: a rapprochement between positivists and critical approaches to sociolinguistics
págs. 47-50
Can autonomy stunt the self-determination impulse?: Tensions arising from ethnic and political borders
págs. 51-62
Cultural Autonomy, core values and Europe’s legacy: a response to Joshua A. Fishman
págs. 63-69
“The return of the repressed”: scattered reflections on the state, liberalism, Cultural Autonomy, language rights and identity
págs. 71-85
págs. 87-104
págs. 105-109
Days of reckoning for the University of Puerto Rico: the struggle to maintain the Cultural Autonomy of a Caribbean public university
págs. 111-118
págs. 119-126
págs. 127-142
Power-sharing and Cultural Autonomy: some sociolinguistic principles
págs. 143-147
págs. 149-152
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págs. 249-261
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