Multilingualism on the Internet

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Multilingualism on the Internet

Developed in cooperation with Initiative B@bel Vol. 6, No. 1, February 2004 Guest Editor: SUE WRIGHT NB: The discontinued pagination is due to the fact that each article has its French translation.


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			Editorial, pp. 1- 2 Matthias Koenig


			Thematic Introduction, pp. 5 - 13 Sue Wright


			Globalization, Transnational Communication and the Internet, pp. 22- 37 David Block


			An Analysis of the Language Repertoires of Students in Higher Education and their Language Choices on the Internet, pp. 52-75 Helen Kelly Holmes (Ukraine, Poland, Macedonia, Italy, France, Tanzania, Oman and Indonesia)


			From the Oral Tradition to the Information Era: the Case of Tanzania, pp. 99 - 124 Safari Mafu


			The Internet in Arabic-speaking Settings: a Case Study, pp. 146 -158 Richard Peel


			Japanese Speakers and the Internet, pp. 173 - 183 Helen Gerrard and Sachiko Nakamura

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