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Blinkena A. (1998). La standartisation de la langue lettone: resultats, problémes et perspectives d'avenir. – Les politiques linguistiques des pays baltes. Terminogramme. Juillet 1998. Québec: Office de la langue française, 151-169.

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Druviete I. (1997). Change of language hierarchy in Latvia: Language skills and attitudes to language policy. – Recent Studies in Contact Linguistics, Plurilingua XVIII. Bonn: Duemmler, 84-91.

Druviete I. (1997). Linguistic human rights in the Baltic States. – International Journal of the Sociology of Language, Vol. 127. Berlin/New York: Walter de Gruyter, 161-185.

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Ina Druviete

Dr.habil.philol., Professor
University of Latvia
Department of Sociolinguistics, Head
Akademijas laukums 1
Riga LV 1050, LATVIA
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