Language Policy & the Multilingual City:
LETPP
This one year project in collaboration with the London School of Economics ran from November 2009 until October 2010.
The LETPP project discussed the conditions which favour policies on Multilingualism and the obstacles to their success, looking in particular at two issues:
- Languages and Social Cohesion
- Languages and Intercultural Communication/Employability.
The project involved:
- A Review of existing language policies (November 2009 – March 2010)
- A Seminar on Social Inclusion (18 December 2009)
- A Seminar of Languages and Communication/Employability (4 February 2010)
- Publication of a “key questions” document (March 2010)
- A Major Conference at LSE “Unlocking the gates of languages” (15/16 April 2010)
- A Conference report and on-line consultation (June – September 2010)
- Dissemination Meetings with partners in a range of countries
- FINAL REPORT and proposals (October 2010)
Click here to see the Analysis and Proposals from the LETPP Consultation and Review
For more information and to access the Outcomes & Conclusion Report, please go to www.letpp.eu
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Partner – The London School of Economics
