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Language, Policy and Planning Research Unit
The Language, Policy and Planning Research Unit (LPPRU) was created early in 2005 to formalise the long established research interest within the School of Welsh in the fields of language policy analysis, development of new methodologies and behavioural studies.
The Unit aims to be at the leading edge in national and international language-planning developments. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding the social, economic and environmental implications of language over both time and space. The Unit's work ranges in geographic scale from the local to the global whilst the full spectrum of quantitative and qualitative research techniques is deployed.
The LPPRU is an interdisciplinary unit that:
- undertakes research on language policy and planning issues
- supervises and teaches at MA, MPhil and PhD level
- fosters university-wide networks and outreach work within the international policy community
Our research is organised around five themes:
- Bilingualism in the Welsh context
- Comparative Language Policy and Planning
- Geolinguistic and Spatial Analysis
- Minority Rights, Pluralism and Governance Issues
- Spatial Planning and Multilingualism/Multiculturalism
Postgraduate research
Current PhD students supervised by staff of the Research Unit:
- Sonia Benghida: 'Language and Spatial Planning' (jointly with Dr. Neil Harris, School of City and Regional Planning)
- Steve Eaves: 'Cynllunio Ieithyddol: Hyfforddiant' [Language Planning: Training]
- Ifor Gruffydd: 'Strategaethau Cynllunio Ieithyddol' [Strategies for Language Planning]
- Gwennan Higham 'Ethnic Minorities and Welsh for Adults'
- Seán Ó Conaill, 'The Irish Language and the Law'
- Lucy Morrow, 'Social Policy, the Welsh Language and Migrants'
- Bill Roberts, 'Popular participation in public events and ceremonies in Cardiff'
- Christina Wagoner, 'Welsh-medium Education: Best Practice Principles'
- Geraint Whittaker, 'Everyday Welshness in migrant communities'
- Jennifer Marshall, 'Capacity building and language skills transfer in the Welsh digital economy'
Patrick Carlin
'Two peas in a pod? Language Policy and Welsh-medium Education', lecture delivered in the Education Department, Vic University, Cataloniab (31/10/2014)
'Valuing the non-statewide language: Evidence from migrants to Catalonia and Wales', paper delivered in the New Speakers in a Multilingual Europe: Opportunities and Challenges Symposium, Open University of Catalonia, Barcelona (20-22/11/2014)
'Comparing Language Commissioners'. British Association for Applied Linguistics Annual Conference, September 2013'
'Language policy in Wales: 100 years in the making'. Facultat de Filologia Seminar Series, University of València, September 2013
'(Re)assembling identity: Tutors' and adult learners' reflections from the Welsh for Adults (WfA) sector'.Seminar for School of Welsh Seminar Series, Cardiff University, 15 May 2012
-'Maintaining and Revitalising Minority Languages in their Heartlands',Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI, Sleat, Isle of Skye , Scotland, 31 August - 3 September 2011
'On both sides of the Menai? Planning for language in north-west Wales'. Keynote presentation delivered at First Soillse Revitalising Minority Languages Conference, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Scotland, 01 September 2011
'Language Planning and Policy in Wales'. Lecture delivered as part of The Culture and Literature of Wales: Wales and the Welsh Language module for Colgate University Study Abroad Lecture Series, Cardiff University, 08 April 2011
'Catalan Language Development in Comparative Perspective: Local Government Doing It On Its Own'. Presentation delivered at the Language, Policy and Planning Research Unit, School of Welsh, Cardiff University, 30 March 2011
'Where did Norma go to work and who took her there? Co-operation and contestation in local language policies in Catalonia'. Paper presented at theCentre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, Aberystwyth, 17 March 2011
'Doing as they are told? Subregional Language Planning in Wales, the Basque Country and Catalonia'. Paper presented at the Joint Sessions of the European Consortium of Political Research, Münster, 25 March 2010.
'A House of Many Mansions? Political party intervention in local language policy in Wales, the Basque Country and Catalonia'. Paper presented at the 3rd Workshop for Cultural Exchanges and Crossroads: Brittany and Wales, Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, Aberystwyth, 20 March 2010
'Diputaciones, cynghorau sir, neuaddau tref: man geni polisïau iaith cenedlaethol?', in the Institute of Welsh Politics seminar, National Eisteddfod at Bala: August 2009.
'Did you hear the one about LPP and local authorities?', in Welsh Language Board two-day staff training seminar, Cardiff: June 2009.
Patrick Carlin's main research interests lie within language policy and planning. Other related interests include linguistic mobilisation and political parties, critical interpretations of language planning, the sociology of language and the politics of culture.
Diarmait MacGiolla Chríost
Diarmait MacGiolla Chríost is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He has worked as a consultant on language issues to a variety of bodies at local, regional and national level, including the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland, the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights in Northern Ireland, Menter a Busnes, and Scottish Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Colin Williams
Colin Williams is a member of the Editorial Boards of:
- The Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Matters
- Current Issues of Language Planning
- Journal of Language, Education and Identity
- Noves Sociolinguisticas
- Delas
- "Language Policy in Comparative Perspective" Network for the Promotion of Lingusitic Diversity/EU , Amsterdam, 3 February 2012.
- 'Maintaining and Revitalising Minority Languages in their Heartlands',Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI, Sleat,Isle of Skye , Scotland, 31 August - 3 September 2011
- "The Role of the Commissioner of Official Languages in Canadian Language Policy", Canadian Studies in Wales Conference, Swansea University, 16 March 2011.
- "Is there a BALM in Gilead? Rapporteur's Closing Address to the UNESCO and Lingua Mon, 3rd World Seminar on Development and Language, Bibliotechnia Alexandria, Egypt, 28-29 November 2010.
- "Linguistic Ombudsmen in Comparative Perspective," 12th International Conference of the International Academy of Linguistic Law, "Language Law and the Multilingual State" Bloemfontein University Plenary Address: Bloemfontein University, 4 November, 2010.
- "The Irish Language Commissioner." 12th International Conference of the International Academy of Linguistic Law, "Language Law and the Multilingual State" (With P O Flaharta), Bloemfontein University, 3 November, 2010.
- "The Mask of Piety: Reflections on Promotion and Regulation," Plenary Address to the West European Studies Conference on "Minority Languages in Europe: Successes and Challenges." Indiana University, 8 October, 2010.
- "Language Empowerment Initiatives for Francophones outside Quebec." Department of French and Italian, Indiana University, 7 October, 2010.
- "European Minority Language Policy: Towards A New Era?" Graduate Centre of the City University of New York, 4 October, 2010.
- "EU Multilingualism: the next steps" Bolzano University, Italy, 13-15 September, 2010.
- 'Is there a Welsh Model of Bilingual Education?' Conference -"Slovene Language in Contact – Modern Directions of Multilingual and Minority Education" Primorska University, Slovenia, 11 September 11, 2010.
- "Legislation, +/- language rights and citizenship." Southampton University, Sociolinguistic Symposium 18, 3 September, 2010.
- "Mentrau Iaith, Language Enterprise Agencies," ARUC :Les savoirs de la gouvernance communautaire : de nouvelles modalités d'action pour la francophonie canadienne et les minorités linguistiques, Ottawa University , 23 August, 2010.
- 'In Defence of Language Rights: Language Commissioners in Canada, Ireland and Wales'.
Linguamón, Casa de Llengues, Barcelona, 21 May, 2010.
- 'Legislation, rights and services: A comparative analysis,' Linguamón, Casa de Llengues, Barcelona, 20 May, 2010.
- 'Language Legilsation, Rights and Regulation.', Specialist Evidence to the Scrutiny Committee on the Proposed Welsh Language Measure. National Assembly of Wales, Legislative Committee No 2. National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff 20 April, 2010.
- 'A Research Strategy for the Multilingual City Network,' Office of Official Language Commissioner and Ottawa University Forum, Ottawa City Hall, 26 March 2010.
- 'Aménagement des langues dans les capitales et milieux urbains : pratiques et défis':
Language Planning in Capitals and Urban Environments: Practices and Challenges, Ottawa City Hall, 25 March, 2010.
- 'A Language Commissioner for Wales: International Precedents', Burton Centre Seminar Series, Swansea University, 8 March, 2010.
- 'Implementing Long-Term Language Strategies', Plenary Address to the Tóstal na Gaeilge Annual Conference, Galway, 27 February, 2010.
- 'Language Schemes', Plenary Address to the Tóstal na Gaeilge Annual Conference, Galway, 26 February, 2010.
- 'Expert witness evidence on the review of bilingual services provided by the Commission and its staff.' National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff, 5 February, 2010.
- 'ARUC:22@', Cynhadledd Flynyddol Mentrau Iaith Cymru, Aberystwyth, 29 Ionawr. Annual Meeting of Mentrau Iaith Wales, Aberystwyth, 29 January 2010.
- 'Creating a Bilingual Wales: Opportunities and Challenges' Chair of Celtic Studies Programme, University of Ottawa. 1st December, 2009.
- 'Regional Minorities in Europe: From Struggle to Governance'. Staff Research Seminar Series, Departments of Geography and Linguistics, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 26 November, 2009.
- 'Contemporary Currents in Multilingual Research', Staff Seminar, UOC, (Open University of Catalonia), Barcelona. 18 November, 2009.
- 'International Perspectives on Community Governance and Linguistic Minorities', Round Table Organized by the ARUC/CURA, Knowledge-based Community Governance Project, University of Ottawa 13 November. 2009.
- 'Parliamentary Language Policies', Plenary Opening Lecture at the International Conference on 'Language Normalisation', Basque Parliament, Vitoria-Gasteiz. 28 October,2009.
- 'Pre and Post –Devolution Language Policy in Wales', Council of Europe Conference on Minority Rights, University of Bayonne, 24 September, 2009.
- 'The Joys and Frustrations of Language Promotion', Plenary Address to the Navarre University Conference on "La Presencia y Uso del Euskera en la Universidad: Del bilingüismo al plurilingüismo" (The Presence and Use of Basque Language at the University: From bilingualism to plurilinguism).Navarre University, Pamplona. 17 September, 2009.
- Deddfwriaeth a Chynllunio Ieithyddol' 'Legislation and Language Planning', National Eisteddfod of Wales , Y Bala. A lecture sponsored by Cwmni Iaith. 6 August, 2009.
- 'Addysg a Hyfforddiant', Cynhadledd Addysg, Plaid Cymru, Prifysgol Morgannwg, 24 o Orffennaf, 2009.
- 'Deddfwriaeth a Chynllunio Ieithyddol', Cynhadledd Bwrdd yr Iaith, Caerdydd, 21 o Orffennaf, 2009.
- 'The Imperial Reach and the Reluctant Response' Plenary Lecture at the 'Using Gaelic: Criteria in Language Maintenance in the Community' Conference, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Isle of Skye, 25 June, 2009.
- 'Language Legislation in Comparative Perspective: The Need for Competence, Capacity and Conviction'. Language Policy and Language Learning Conference, Limerick University
Opening panel 18th June 2009.
- 'Language Legislation in Wales: Where to locate a Language Commissioner for Wales?'Conference on Language Legislation and Regulation in Ireland and the UK, Organiser of the Conference on behalf of the Cardiff Humanities Research Institute. May 27th 2009.
- 'A Statutory Framework for the Welsh Language. Evidence to Committee – meeting 5 May 2009', National Assembly for Wales' Legislation Committee No5 – consideration of the proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Welsh Language) Order 2009.
- 'Systems of Language Regulation:International Comparisons'National Assembly for Wales' Legislation Committee No5 – consideration of the proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Welsh Language) Order 2009. Written evidence submitted in April 2009.
- 'Y Sefyllfa Mewn Gwledydd Eraill', Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, Caerdydd, Mawrth 16 2009.
- 'Trust and Obedience: Rights and Compliance', The Moores Institute, University of Galway, March 12th 2009.
Simon Brooks (up to August 2013)
- Invited workshop leader: 'Researching reconciliation – an academic perspective', Language: Division or Opportunity Symposium, Bangor University, 2008.
- Invited paper (with Dylan Foster Evans): 'Is Multiculturalism within a Minority Culture Different?', Representing Migration and Mobility in European Cultures Workshop (CHRI), Cardiff University, 2008.
- Conference paper: 'The rhetoric of civic "inclusivity" and a minority language community', 'Nationalism, Ethnicity and Citizenship: Whose Citizens? Whose Rights?' Conference, Guildford University, 2008.
- Invited lecture: 'The Welsh Language Economy – the arguments of language campaigners', Language and Economy Conference, Trinity College, Carmarthen, 2004.
Simon Brooks works in the neighbouring academic disciplines of literary and cultural studies (mainly in the field of ethnicity) as well as in language policy. Lectures by Simon on literature, culture and ethnicity can be found here
Jonathan Morris
- 'The social meaning of input factors: home language and community in North Wales'
New Researchers Forum in Linguistics, University of Manchester & University of Salford
- 2013. Ynganu ym maes Cymraeg i Oedolion [Pronunciation in the Welsh for Adults sector, in Welsh]. Invited by Glamorgan Welsh for Adults Centre, University of South Wales, 16 December
- 2013.Amrywio sosioieithyddol yng nghyd-destun ieithyddol Cymru [Sociolinguistic variation in the context of Welsh-English bilingualism]. School of Welsh Research Seminar, Cardiff University, 22 October 2013.
- Phonological variation and 'transfer' in Caernarfon and Mold. Welsh Linguistics Seminar, Gregynog Hall, University of Wales, 8 – 9 July 2013.
Iwan Rees
- "Mem bêch mae'n od ar y nêw!": Rhai o hynodion tafodieithol Canolbarth Cymru [Phonological Variation in Mid Wales]. School of Welsh Research Seminar, Cardiff University, 23 April 2013.
- Ynganu ym maes Cymraeg i Oedolion [Pronunciation in the Welsh for Adults sector, in Welsh]. Invited by Glamorgan Welsh for Adults Centre, University of South Wales, 16 December 2013.
Current Research Projects
Capacity building and language skills transfer in the Welsh digital economy
This three-year project, funded through a KESS scholarship, is looking at electronic learning in the context of adults learning Welsh at Nant Gwrtheyrn. A suite of e-learning resources will be produced in order to add to the learning experience of the Nant's learners, following their week-long language immersion at the residential centre. Learners' views will help to inform the creative process and contribute to an evaluation of the resources developed.
This research is led by:
- Professor Colin H Williams, Research Professor, School of Welsh, Cardiff University
- Dr Adrian Price, Director of Teaching, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan Welsh for Adults Centre
- Pegi Talfryn, Education Manager, Nant Gwrtheyrn Welsh Language and Heritage Centre
- Jennifer Marshall, PhD Student, School of Welsh, Cardiff University
The Office of Language Commissioner in Wales, Ireland and Canada
- Start date: 25 June 2012
- End date: 24 June 2015
This investigation aims to identify best practice principles of official language regulation in Wales, Ireland and Canada. The operation of the Welsh Language Commissioner, established April 2012, together with the impact of the Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011, will be the principal focus. The work will concentrate on the first years of the operation of the Welsh Language Commissioner, which will be tasked with the establishment of national standards of Welsh medium services which are designed to improve on the current instrument of the Welsh Language Scheme, inaugurated under the Welsh Language Act, 1993.
Detailed investigations of the Language Commissioner functions in Ireland and in Canada at both federal and sub-federal level are investigated to offer a comparative and heuristic perspective. The combined research is expected to benefit policy advisers and public servants in the named jurisdictions and others interested in the application of equality measures, human rights, official language promotion/regulation and community empowerment in Europe and North America.
The methodology will combine archive work, literature and document review, field-work and interviews with Language Commissioner Staff, Parliamentary and other Commissioners, politicians, constitutional lawyers and a range of public servants.
The pronunciation of Welsh by learners: An empirical study of language attitudes, perception and production
Very few studies conducted to date have examined in detail the pronunciation difficulties of Welsh learners. This research examines different aspects of pronunciation amongst adult learners of Welsh and the linguistic and extra-linguistic factors which influence phonological and phonetic variation. The work started in October 2012, and has several interrelating objectives:
- To identify problem areas in learners' speech production;
- To find out which of these problem areas (if any) impede communication and integration in the community;
- To develop resources specifically for the Welsh for Adults (WfA) sector based on the empirical findings of this research which will be of substantial benefit to tutors and learners alike.
The initial stage of project, a study of Welsh for Adults Tutors' attitudes towards learners' pronunciation, has recently been completed. This work has been used to identify variables for future quantitative research and ways in which the research project can inform the Welsh for Adults sector.
Previous Research Projects
Member of EUNOM Project on European Multilingulism
'Language Ombudsmen: A Comparative Perspective'
A Welsh Language Board supported pilot project, which auguments the British Academy supported research on Language Regulation (2009-10).
'From Act to Action' (2005-2008)
From Act to Action: Implementing Language Legislation in Finland, Ireland and Wales
This is a comparative analysis of the effectiveness of language legislation in Finland, Ireland and Wales. It is sponsored by the European Union, through the European Bureau for Lesser Used Languages, and by selected Language Boards and administered by the Svenska Kulturfonden, Helsinki.
'Cyfalaf Iaith' (2006-2009)
An economic and spatial analysis of the impact of Welsh language media in selected locations. The work is sponsored by the Welsh Language Board via a PhD scholarship (Caroline Walters).
'The Use of Irish in the Courts of Ireland' (2006-2009)
This research is sponsored by the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, the Government of the Republic of Ireland, by way of a PhD scholarship (Sean Ó Conaill).
'Mapping Linguistic Diversity in Multicultural Societies' (2006-7)
A European Science Foundation project co-ordinated by Guus Extra of Tilburg University, The Netherlands, and Monica Barni of the Università per Stranieri di Siena, Italy.
'The Learning of Welsh as a Second Language'
The aim of this research project is to consider how improvements could be made to way in which the Welsh language is transferred to adults. The project began in May 2010 and ran for two years. The work has several interacting foci of interest:
- teaching and learning approaches/methodologies for the teaching of languages to adults;
- language learning theory;
- the nature of the teaching and learning resources needed to effectively transfer the Welsh language to adults; and also,
- the related restrictions and considerations which will influence the future development of the Welsh for Adults (WfA) curriculum.
The research is sponsored by the Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills, the Welsh Assembly Government.
Academic staff
Dr Jeremy Evas
- Welsh speaking
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Professor Diarmait Mac Giolla Chriost
- Welsh speaking
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Dr Jonathan Morris
- Welsh speaking
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- +44(0) 29 2087 7266
Dr Iwan Wyn Rees
- Welsh speaking
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Professor Colin H Williams
Research Professor
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Past Events
23-24 November 2013: In the Basque Country
'Legislative Devolution and the Enactment of the Official Status of Welsh in Wales'. International Conference on Cultural Rights and Democratization, University of the Basque Country
9 October 2013: In Moncton
'Language Rights in Great Britain and Ireland: The Welsh Experience' Faculty of Law Conference on Language Rights, University of Moncton
23-4 May 2013: In Cardiff
Co-organiser and rapporteur, International Conference on Language Rights, Dublin, co-hosted by Irish Language Commissioner, Fiontar, DCU and LPPRU, Cardiff University
May 2013: In Dublin
International conference on language commissioners, Dublin
14 May 2013: In Barcelona
'European and Canadian Perspectives on Language Strategies', Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Barcelona
22 March 2013: In Caernarfon
(With M.P.Jones) 'Datblygiadau Ewropeaidd', Cynhadledd Genedlaethol Dyfodol Cymunedau Cymraeg, Welsh Government, Galeri, Caernarfon
12 March 2013: In Cardiff
The first research seminar in our series on language commissioners, language law and language planning:
Professor Rob Dunbar - 'All at sea in the North Atlantic? The Welsh Language Measure, the 'Celtic model' and the 'Canadian model' of Language Legislation'
21 February 2013: In Brussels
'Language Strategies in Comparative Perspective', Annual Conference of the NPLD Network, Brussels
18 January 2013: In Amsterdam
'Language Strategies in Comparative Perspective', NPLD Executive, Amsterdam
14 December 2012: In Glasgow
Linguistic Landscapes and Soillsie', Soillsie Management Training, Celtic Studies, Glasgow University
13 December 2012: In Glasgow
'Official Language Strategies' Soillsie Management Training, Celtic Studies, Glasgow University
13 November 2012: In Brussels
'Towards a Roadmap for European Languages'. NPLD. Brussels
9 October 2012: In Cardiff
'Dwyieithrwydd ac Amlieithrwydd', 'Bilingualism and Multilingualism', Address to the British Council's National Launch of the Language Rich Europe Project, Cardiff; National Assembly for Wales
12 October 2012: In Cardiff
Multiculturalism in Wales Forum
A group of PhDs from the School of Welsh hosted a one-day forum on Friday 12 October 2012 in order to discuss multiculturalism in Wales. The event is funded by the University Graduate College. The forums key aims will be to achieve the following:
- Develop ideas on how we can bridge the gap between academia and practitioners
- Gauge views on what multiculturalism means here in Wales and its future as a concept for dealing with diversity in 21st century societies.
- Raise the question what role do practitioners believe academics and Universities can/should have in aiding the development of such issues?
The event will bring together academics and third and public sector workers to discuss these issues. The guest speakers will be Vaughan Gething (Assembly Member), cultural establishments from various areas across Wales, and a panel of academics from Cardiff University. Hopefully a network of contacts will be established in this field as a as result of the forum.
September 2012: In Bangor
AHRC Research Network 'Translation and Non-State Cultures'
Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríost is a member of the above AHRC-sponsored research network, a joint project between Cardiff University and Bangor University. He presented two papers to the network: 'Cyfieithu'r Cofnod' in September 2012 and 'Cyfieithu Cymru: Lessons from 'Translating Ireland' in April 2012.
23 August 2012: In Berlin
(With Dr P.O Flaharta), 'Ireland's Regenerative Challenge: Language Legislation, Regulation and Amalgamation? Sociolingusitic Symposium, 19, Freie University, Berlin
23 August 2012: In Berlin
'The Welsh Language Commissioner: The First Fruits of Legislative Devolution in Wales,' Sociolingusitic Symposium, 19, Freie University, Berlin
21-24 August 2012: In Berlin
Sociolinguistics Symposium 19, Berlin, 2012, Panel 172: Urban Language Conflict
Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríost along with Jeroen Darquennes conducted a panel at the recent Sociolinguistics Symposium in Berlin. The panel members were:
- Conradh na Gaeilge (Gaelic League) and the Language Freedom Movement (LFM): a case-study of conflicting language ideologies in an Irish urban context (1965-74) (ID: 558)
Rowland, Hugh
- Covert language diversity in municipal institutions and the influence of EU language policy (ID: 1434)
Kruse, Jan
- Language conflict and the negotiation of a new urban linguistic identity (ID: 844)
Van Mensel, Luk
- Language conflict in a globalised Barcelona (ID: 673)
Strubell-Trueta, Miquel
- Patterns and Perceptions of Multilingualism in the Multicultural Area of Berlin-Kreuzberg (ID: 788)
Marten, Heiko F.
- Present-day urban language policy issues in Sweden – equity in education as a litmus paper to identify core language conflicts (ID: 552)
Lainio, Jarmo
- Re-defining language conflict – challenges and options (ID: 1129)
Vetter, Eva
22-24 April 2012: In Cardiff
The School of Welsh welcomed a group of scholars from Canada. As part of their visit a research seminar was held between the School of Welsh's Language Policy and Planning Research Unit and the ARUC/CURA, Canada to discuss contemporary Welsh language policy. After the seminar the group were granted the first ever formal meeting with the Welsh Language Commissioner, Meri Huws. The purpose of the visit was to identify best practice in Wales in order to develop language policy in Canada and strengthen the communal element within Canada's Francophone cirizens. One member of the group, Martin Normand, had been a Visiting Scholar with us for much of the Autumn Term 2011 as part of his PhD research programme at Montreal University which compares Ontario, New Brunswick and Wales with regards to language policy.
23 April 2012: In Cardiff
'Strategic Priorities for the New Language Regime,' ARUC Workshop, Cardiff
30 March 2011: In Cardiff
Professor Xavier Lamuela (University of Girona)
Seminar interpreting current developments in Catalan, in Occitan and Friulian
Room 1.69, School of Welsh, Humanities Building
Presentations by Dr Patrick Carlin, Dr Diarmait Mac Giolla Chriost, Dr H.S Thomas and Professor Colin Williams.
20 and 21 May 2010: In Barcelona
Professor Colin Williams
Series of lectures - 1. 'Language, Rights and Legislation'; 2. ' Legislation and Bilingual Services: A Comparative Analysis'; 3. ' In Defence of Language Rights: Language Commissioners in Canada, Ireland and Wales'.
Linguamón, Casa de Llengues, Barcelona
19 April 2010: In Cardiff
One Day Conference: 'The Ysgolion Cymraeg in an International Context'
University Hall and Conference Centre, Penylan, Cardiff,
Simultaneous translation is available on request
27 May 2009: In Cardiff
CHRI Workshop: Official Language Regulation and Promotion in the UK and Ireland
The Wales Assembly Government is drafting an Assembly Measure on the Welsh Language which may include the establishment of a Language Commissioner for Wales.
The Westminster ratification process will take until the end of 2010. Thus an opportunity exists for consciousness raising within academia and civil society to assess how this development may impact upon the legal and social status of other Celtic languages within these isles.
This half day workshop will bring together four of the leading academic/public intellectuals involved in the promotion and regulation of Official Languages in the UK and Ireland.
Following their presentations there will be an open forum to discuss issues arising from the themes presented at the workshop.


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Police search door to door for bombing suspect
The Associated Press has identified the surviving Boston Marathon bombings suspect as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, originally from the Chechnya region of Russia.
Tsarnaev is still on the loose and Boston police continue going house by house in a designated area of Watertown. They said they were 60-70 percent finished with that area.
Massachusetts officials also said there will be a controlled explosion of the house in Cambridge where Tsarnaev lived with his older brother, the other suspect.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed overnight. The older Tsarnaev had been dubbed Suspect No. 1 by the FBI. In surveillance footage he is wearing a black baseball cap.
"They are losers!" said an emotional Ruslan Tsarni, uncle of the suspects. Tsarni met with reporters Friday morning in Maryland, while law enforcement searched the Boston area for his nephew.
"They do not deserve to be on this earth," he said.
As of 5:45 a.m. all traffic in and out of Watertown had been suspended. Subways and buses in the Boston area were also suspended until further notice along with Amtrak service between Boston and Rhode Island. Hospitals are not allowing people to leave or go. Taxis were suspended for a short period of time.
Boston hospitals in lockdown. Patients discharged can't leave; others can't come in unless via ambulance. MD's can't go or leave either.
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The Middlesex County district attorney said the two men are suspected of killing an MIT police officer on campus late Thursday, then stealing a car at gunpoint and later releasing its driver unharmed. Hours earlier, police had released photos of the marathon bombing suspects and asked for the public's help finding them.
The MIT officer had been responding to report of a disturbance Thursday night when he was shot multiple times, according to a statement from the Middlesex district attorney's office and Cambridge police. It said there were no other victims.
Authorities said the suspects threw explosives from the car as police followed it into Watertown. The suspects and police exchanged gunfire, and one of the suspects was critically injured and later died while the other escaped.
According to the Boston Globe, gunfire and explosions erupted in Watertown, a suburb of Boston late Thursday night.
Witnesses in Watertown said they heard explosions. Police officers were screaming about improvised explosive devices.
"We believe this to be a terrorist," Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis said. "We believe this to be a man who came here to kill people."
The FBI said it is working with local authorities to determine what happened.
"We are aware of the situation, we are being involved, and we are monitoring," said an FBI representative who requested anonymity because of not being authorized to speak publicly.
A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority officer was hit by gunfire and taken to a local hospital.
A man was seen sitting in the back of an ambulance being questioned by police.
Authorities early Friday were calling for somebody to get on the ground and put their hands up and a loud thud was heard after someone shouted "fire in the hole."
Reporters were being told to move away from the scene. A police officer told a reporter: "If you want to live, turn off your cell phone."
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[MLS AWARDS]A goal scored by a goalkeeper -- Red Bulls' Danny Cepero vs. Columbus - is among the five finalists in MLS Goal of the Year Voting. Fans will pick between his 80-yard free kick and strikes by Cuauhtémoc Blanco(last year's winner), Geoff Cameron, Will Johnsonand Robbie Rogers.
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===Story=== A baseball comedy and slob comedy rolled into one, this one actually works as entertainment, if not as a piece of cinematic mastery. James Gammon is the has-been manager hired to lead the last-place Cleveland Indians whose owner wants them to lose so she can sell them. But the team of has-beens and never-wases that he assembles (including Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen, and Wesley Snipes) develops a sense of pride and turns the team around. There's plenty of rowdy humor about sex, race, and whatever else they can make fun of. Look for Rene Russo (in her first film role) as Berenger's romantic interest; Snipes also had his first showy role as Willie Mays Hayes, the team's base-stealing ace. ''--Marshall Fine'' ===DVD Features=== *Color *Closed-captioned *Widescreen *Dolby
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Israeli security forces and Muslim rioters clashed near Jerusalem's Temple Mount, Sunday.
Police used stun grenades to disperse the hundreds of Palestinians protestors who gathered Sunday morning at the site's Al-Aqsa Mosque. Three police officers were wounded and 15 protestors were arrested in the clashes.
Police created a wall with glass shields to stop the crowd, sending many rioters running into the mosque for cover.
By late Sunday afternoon, many of the protestors were still hiding in the mosque and crowds gathered outside as the unrest continued.
Some youth were also seen throwing stones and bottles at police who remained in the area.
The violence erupted after police announced on Saturday that would increase security around the Temple Mount. Muslim leaders had previously encouraged Arabs to defend Jerusalem against "Jewish conquest."
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Focusing on the influence of the great German school of organ builders in Northern Europe, this episode was filmed in The Netherlands and Germany. With the advent of the Lutheran reforms in the church, the organ became an increasingly widespread and important part of religious worship. The development of organ music from Sweelinck, the 'maker of organists', through Buxtehude to the golden age, in which the genius of Johann Sebastian Bach is highlighted, is shown.Notes & Reviews:
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I'm 12 days in. Definitely have experienced weight loss and 1 pant size reduction. Stomach is flatter, but I'm not seeing much change in my body yet physically. I know.... Patience, stay the course, which I absolutely will. Just curious to know when others started to see physical body changes. Here are my stats: 5'6" M. SW-185, CW-176, GW-whatever makes me looked ripped to see abs and muscle definition. I'm currently lifting weights 3 days/week under the direction of a personal trainer and long walks 2 days a week. My diet is super clean, no cheats. Any advice/encouragement is appreciated.
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It's only 12 days. If people could transform their bodies to look how they want in 12 days, dont you think more pepple would?! Keep going and be patient. It will happen.
12 days :
- 9 lb lost
- 1 pant size down
- stomach is flatter
- pictures show obvious reduction
Not sure what the problem is.
Seriously? in 12 days you are down a pant size and see a flatter belly, have lost weight, but say no physical change.
Reality is that you have made outstanding headway for 12 days in. It is going to take time to unwork the years of bad stuff you have embedded in your bod. You are correct, patience is essential but if you are reasonable in your expectations, your patience will be amply rewarded. Keep up the exercise, you are doing great.
I would suggest you check your weight weekly, dimensions monthly, "how am I feeling" every day. You should be feeling better and that's your major metric. Soon enough, you may be having to buy new pants.
The Buck stops here. I am responsible for my past and my future. So for today: I choose to be happy. I will seek wisdom. I will be a servant to others. I will greet this day with a forgiving spirit.
Thanks guys. I sincerely appreciate it. I'm not saying there is a problem, just wondering at what point I will begin to see some fat reduction around the hips and breast area. I know there is no defined answer as everyone is different. Just curious when others had an "wow" moment in the mirror. I'm very pleased with my early success. In fact, yesterday I weighed in at 173 which is 12 pounds down at my 2 week anniversary.
Now on Day 15. Still seeing small results daily. Loving the new lifestyle. Fit into a suit that I haven't worn in years this morning.
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The New Dictionary of Kleinian Thought provides a comprehensive and wholly accessible exposition of Kleinian ideas. Offering a thorough update of R.D. Hinshelwood's highly acclaimed original, this book draws on the many developments in the field of Kleinian theory and practice since its publication…
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What is the role of psychoanalysis in today's world? Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow presents a selection of papers written by Hanna Segal. The collection introduces the reader to a wide spectrum of insights into psychoanalysis, ranging from current thoughts on the nature of dreaming to new ideas…
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Analysis: Jack was on a fast break when he crumbled to the ground and grabbed his leg in pain. A Nets' trainer came over and the rest of his teammates surrounded him before he was helped to the locker room, without putting any weight on the leg. The team said he had a sprained knee and wouldn't return.
|Dec. 19 9:42 PM PT10:42 PM MT11:42 PM CT12:42 AM ET5:42 GMT13:42 10:42 PM MST12:42 AM EST9:42 UAE06:420:42 ET11:42 PM CT3:42 - Jack had 26 points in Friday's loss in Indiana.
Analysis: Jack has averaged 19.8 points on the Nets' four-game losing streak.
|Dec. 17 10:13 PM PT11:13 PM MT12:13 AM CT1:13 AM ET6:13 GMT14:13 11:13 PM MST1:13 AM EST10:13 UAE07:131:13 ET12:13 AM CT4:13 - Jack was a bright spot with 22 points and 10 assists in a loss to Miami on Wednesday.
Analysis: Jack has averaged 17.7 points and 9.3 assists in his last three games.
|Nov. 15 10:26 PM PT11:26 PM MT12:26 AM CT1:26 AM ET6:26 GMT14:26 11:26 PM MST1:26 AM EST10:26 UAE07:261:26 ET12:26 AM CT4:26 - Jack helped the Nets put a scare into the Warriors on Saturday. He finished with 28 points and nine assists in the 107-99 overtime loss.
Analysis: Jack has totaled 49 points and 21 assists in his last two games.
|Oct. 27 10:01 PM PT11:01 PM MT12:01 AM CT1:01 AM ET5:01 GMT13:01 10:01 PM MST12:01 AM EST9:01 UAE06:011:01 ET11:01 PM CT3:01 - Jack has a left hamstring injury.
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FERRISBURGH — Ferrisburgh residents in Town Meeting Day Australian balloting at Ferrisburgh Central School elected a new town clerk and treasurer, one of them a successful write-in candidate.
Write-in candidate Gloria Warden scored a decisive victory in the town clerk race, outpolling David Hawkins, 470-226. Hawkins, an Army National Guard sergeant and United Technology Corp. employee, is the grandson of outgoing clerk Chet Hawkins.
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ADDISON COUNTY AND BRANDON — Voters on Town Meeting Day gave their approval to four out of the five local high school spending plans.
While residents of the five Addison Northwest Supervisory Union towns rejected the Vergennes Union High School budget (see story, Page 1A), proposed budgets in the rest of Addison County and northern Rutland County met with approval.
FERRISBURGH — A tie vote at the Ferrisburgh Town Meeting on Tuesday resulted in the death of a selectboard proposal to change the way the town will pay delinquent tax collector Chet Hawkins.
Before a 58-58 paper-ballot vote left Hawkins' tax collector pay as it has been, debate at the Ferrisburgh Central School gym lasted for about 20 minutes.
MIDDLEBURY —Middlebury residents on Tuesday voted 915-798 in favor of a $6.5 million bond to erect a new municipal building and recreation center. Voters rejected, by a 955-731 tally, a citizens' petition that sought to direct the selectboard to instead rebuild or renovate the municipal building and gym at their current location at 94 Main St.
Voters also elected Dean George, Brian Carpenter and Laura Asermily to vacancies on the town selectboard. Incumbent Selectman Craig Bingham was defeated in his bid for a fourth consecutive term on the board.
MIDDLEBURY — The Vermont Attorney General's Office has found no illegalities with an informational flier that Middlebury officials created and mailed to all local residents explaining the details of a new town office building and recreation center proposal that will be decided by voters on Tuesday, March 4.
BRISTOL — Town residents are hard at work planning the 16th annual Scouting Salute to Veterans Parade, which will be held in Bristol next November.
The event, which is sponsored by the Green Mountain Council of the Boy Scouts of America, is held in a different Vermont town each year. Veterans and Boy Scouts alike walk in the parade, which is held in honor of the men and women who have served in the armed forces of the United States.
MIDDLEBURY — A group of Champlain Valley business owners spoke out against the Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project at a press conference this past Tuesday at the Vermont Soap Works factory in Middlebury.
The speakers, led by Vermont Soap CEO Larry Plesant, urged businesses in Addison County not to use natural gas when it arrives here, possibly in 2014. The press conference was organized by the Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG), a lobbying firm that opposes the pipeline.
MIDDLEBURY — Bret Williams has dutifully "tended bar" at the helm of the Vermont Hard Cider Co. (VHC) for more than a decade.
Now, after taking the company from the brink of bankruptcy to its current status as the second-largest hard cider producer in the world, Williams is ready for his "last call."
EAST MIDDLEBURY — Construction crews are mobilizing heavy equipment for the upcoming replacement of the Sand Hill Bridge on Route 125 in East Middlebury, a project that contractors said will impose some short-term pain for neighbors and travelers in order to generate a finished product in a shorter period of time.
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As the debate about the best team in all of MMA rages on in 2013, one group of fighters has really begun to accumulate much of the elite talent in the sport, particularly from their home country of Brazil. I'm talking, of course, about Black House MMA.
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