This innovative study of language and identity in recent and contemporary cases of ethnic conflict in Europe and Eurasia sets out a response to the limitations in the fields of linguistics and political science. Using examples of language policy and planning in conflict situations it examines the functions of language as a marker of identity in ethnic conflict and the extent to which language may be a causal factor in ethnic conflict.
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