PDF Version: Chapter 1. Jack Jedwab ‑ How shall we define thee? Determining who is an English-Speaking. Quebecer and Assessing its Demographic Vitality
PDF Version: Chapter 2. Pierre Foucher ‑ Legal Status of Anglophone Communities in Quebec: Options and Recommendations
PDF Version: Chapter 3. William Floch et Joanne Pocock ‑ Emerging trends in the Socio-economic status of English-speaking Quebec: Those who left and those who stayed
PDF Version: Chapiter 4. Patricia Lamarre ‑ English education in Quebec: Issues and Challenges
PDF Version: Chapter 5. James Carter ‑ What future for English-language Health and Social Services in Quebec?
PDF Version: Chapter 6. Guy Rodgers, Jane Needles et Rachel Garber ‑ The Artistic and Cultural Vitality of English-speaking Quebec
PDF Version: Chapter 7. Richard Y. Bourhis ‑ The English-speaking communities of Quebec: Vitality, multiple identities and linguicism
PDF Version: Chapter 8. Jack Jedwab et Hugh Maynard ‑ Politics of Community: The evolving challenge of representing English-speaking Quebecers
PDF Version: Chapter 9. Richard Y. Bourhis et Rodrigue Landry ‑ Group Vitaliy, Cultural autonomy and the Wellness of Language Minorities
Version PDF: Chapter 10. Victor Goldbloom, André Pratte et Graham Fraser ‑ Multiple views on the English-speaking communities of Quebec
The vitality of the English‑Speaking Communities of Quebec: From Community Decline to Revival
Year:
2008
Authors and Collaborators :
Bourhis, Richard Y. (dir.);
Publishing Company:
, Centre d’Études ethniques des universités montréalaises and Canadian Institute for Research on Linguistic Minorities
Abstract
Theme :
Quebec AnglophonesCommunity Vitality
