Language Revitalization

David Bradley: Introduction: The Importance of the Mahidol Model for Language Revitalization - Section 1: Approaches to Language Revitalization - Suwilai Premsrirat: Mahidol Model for the Preservation of Language Diversity: Thailand Experience - Suwilai Premsrirat: Orthography Development: A Tool for Language Revitalization and Preservation of Local Wisdom - Section 2: Case Studies of Language Communities - Siripen Ungsitipoonporn: The Impact of Nyah Kur Language Revitalization - Toshiyuki Doi: Cheum Chong: Outcomes and Challenges of Chong Language Revitalization Project - Mayuree Thawornpat: Lavue Revitalization Project and Networks - Kirk R. Person: Reflections on Two Decades of Bisu Language Revitalization - Kumaree Laparporn: Community Learning Centers for Ethnic Language and Culture Revitalization: A Case Study of the So (Thavung), Nyaw, Phutai and Lao - Sunee Kamnuansin: Ecological Vocabulary of Coastal Dwellers - Isara Choosri/Chumphol Phothisarn/Amornrat Ratanawong/Sarawut Kraisame: The Limit of Literacy-based Language Revival: Maniq, Mlabri, and Moklen - Section 3: Language Situation in the Deep South - Suwilai Premsrirat/Mirinda Burarungrot: Patani Malay-Thai Bi/Multilingual Education in Thailand's Deep South - Rusdee Masor: The Situation of Code-mixing between Patani Malay and Thai by Patani Malay-speaking People in Pattani Province - Uniansasmita Samoh: Identity Issue Through the Lens of Languages and Scripts