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This paper explores the connections between the law and language in the European Union. The paper concerns the language policy of the European Union (EU) and English language priority. The EU faces challenges of finding a common ground for respecting the diversity of its members. So many different states are gathered in one organisation which establishes the law for diversified legal orders. The research...
This empirically based study examines the impact of language policy in Ukraine on language utilization patterns of school pupils in Kyiv. Following the establishment of Ukrainian as the state language in 1989, the government of Ukraines ought to re-shape language use from an essentially Russian language society to primarily Ukrainian. In addition to Ukrainian-only language policies within the government...
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