Language sustainability: Reflections on language contact and (neo)-colonial practices on Sakhalin Island

Keyphrases

• Neo-colonial 100%
• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Language Contact 100%
• Sakhalin Island 100%
• Language Sustainability 100%
• Colonial Practices 100%
• South Sakhalin 66%
• Policy Practice 33%
• Multilingualism 33%
• Japan 33%
• Far East 33%
• 20th Century 33%
• Radical Change 33%
• Development Practice 33%
• Soviet Russia 33%
• Language Development 33%
• Ethnicity Classification 33%
• Dominant Discourse 33%
• Superdiversity 33%
• Indigenous Languages 33%
• Resettlement 33%
• Language Policy 33%
• Hybrid Language 33%
• Mixed Communities 33%
• Administrative Boundaries 33%
• Hybrid Identity 33%
• Ethnic Policy 33%
• Colonial Regime 33%
• Non-indigenous 33%
• Classifications of Languages 33%
• Special Rights 33%
• Language Revitalization 33%
• Big Island 33%
• Sakhalin 33%
• Mixed Marriages 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Language Contact 100%
• Sakhalin 100%
• Indigenous Peoples 75%
• Discourse 25%
• Spirit 25%
• Russian Federation 25%
• 20th Century 25%
• Japan 25%
• Soviet Russia 25%
• East Asia 25%
• Indigenous languages 25%
• Language Policy 25%
• Resettlement 25%
• Language revitalization 25%
• Mixed Marriages 25%
• Multilingualism 25%

Social Sciences

• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Russian Federation 66%
• Multilingualism 33%
• Japan 33%
• 20th Century 33%
• East Asia 33%
• Alcoholic Beverages 33%
• Revitalization 33%
• Language Policy 33%
• Practice Development 33%
• Mixed Marriages 33%
• Discourse 33%
• Mixed Communities 33%