The interdisciplinary study of urban bilingualism in Brussels

Content

1. Introduction, Hugo Baetens Beardsmore & Els Witte
2. Historical Aspects: The Process of Language Shift in Brussels: Historical Background and Mechanisms, Harry Van Velthoven
3. Socio-Political Aspects: Bilingual Brussels as an Indication of Growing Political Tensions (1960-1985), Els Witte
4. Sociological Aspects: Ethnolingual Enclosure Patterns in Post-War Brussels: A Sociological Analysis, Fred Louckx
5. Socio-Demographic Aspects: The Impact of Geolinguistic and Social Processes on the Language Situation in Brussels, Machteld De Metsenaere
6. Socio-Geographic Aspects: The Brussels Urban Region in the 20th Century: A Socio-geographical Analysis, Walter De Lannoy
7. Sociolinguistic Aspects: Linguistic Research on Brussels, Sera de Vriendt & Roland Willemyns