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The Evolution of the English language minority in Quebec since the Quiet Revolution

Year:
2011
Authors and Collaborators :
Scowan, Reed;  
Journal:
, Canadian Issues / Thèmes Canadiens
Pages :
, 67-70
Abstract
This paper looks at the evolution of the English Language Minority (ELM) in Quebec since the Quiet Revolution of 1960-1966. It briefly examines demographic changes, changes in attitude and the reaction of the Anglophone community. It concludes with a description of the Evolution of Anglophone language institutions and leadership since the Quiet Revolution using census data from1971 and 2006.
Theme :
Quebec AnglophonesLinguistic minorities
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