Language Policy and Planning in Multilingual Countries: A case in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

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10.2991/conaplin-18.2019.319How to use a DOI?

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language policy and planning; multilingual countries

Abstract

The widely spread of English creates the shift and consequence to cope with the growth of development, globalized world, potential economic opportunity, and technological advancement. This paper tries to see between the language policies and planning in multilingual nations such as India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Furthermore, this paper tries to look at how these countries arrange the ideas and implementation among their national, English and local languages in their countries. This paper summarizes and presents the articles derived from 2005-2018 dealing with language policy and planning in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Specifically, this paper tries to (1) discuss Three Language Formula as Endeavor to Bridge Language Polemics in India, (2) describe the selection of English, Bangla and Urdu at Language Policy and Planning Level in Bangladesh and Pakistan (3) explore the implication of the Language Policy and Planning occurred in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh in Indonesian context. This paper ends up with the recommendation for Indonesian context.

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