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Article published In: Linguistics in the Netherlands 2023
Edited by Sterre Leufkens and Marco Bril
[Linguistics in the Netherlands 40] 2023
► pp. 285–292

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Essays ‘LOT Big Questions Prize’

The Netherlands Urban Field Station

Taaldiversiteit inzetten voor gelijkere kansen

 | Universiteit van Amsterdam
 | Universiteit Tilburg
 | Vrije Universiteit
 | Universiteit Leiden
 | Universiteit Leiden
 | Hogeschool Utrecht
 | Universiteit van Amsterdam
 | Universiteit van Amsterdam
 | Vrije Universiteit
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Article language: Dutch

Published online: 3 November 2023
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Article outline
  • Migratie, urbanisatie en (onzichtbare) taaldiversiteit
  • Taaldiversiteit en taalwetenschap
  • Hoe kunnen we taalrijkdom in steden zichtbaar maken? Wat levert dat op en voor wie?
  • Conclusie
  • LOT Essayprijs
  • Notities
  • Referenties
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