Reetta Toivanen & Janne Saarikivi 
Linguistic Genocide or Superdiversity? [EPUB ebook] 
New and Old Language Diversities

0. Reetta Toivanen and Janne Saarikivi: Introduction to New and Old Language Diversities in

Russia and Europe: Language Endangerment, Variation and Change in Minority Communities in Flux

I Language Communities or Networks of Communication? Old and New Linguistic Diversity

1. Niko Partanen and Janne Saarikivi: Fragmentation of the Karelian Language and Its Community: Growing Variation at the Threshold of Language Shift

2. Heini Lehtonen: What’s Up Helsinki? New Linguistic Diversity Among Adolescents

3. Boglárka Janurik: Varieties of Erzya–Russian Code-Switching In Radio Vaygel Broadcasts

4. Christian Pischlöger: Udmurt and Welsh on Social Network Sites

II Standardizing Languages and Ethnicities: Mission Impossible?

5. Hanna Lantto: A Tale of a City and Its Two Languages: A History of Bilingual Practices In the City Of Bilbao

6. Oksana Myshlovska: Nationalizing Fluid and Ambiguous Identities: Russia, Western Ukraine and their Ukrainian and Russian Minorities, Diasporas and ‘Compatriots Abroad’

7. Erika Sarivaara: Emergent Sámi Identities – From Assimilation towards Revitalization

8. Reetta Toivanen: Localizing the Global In the Superdiverse Municipalities in The

Artic: The Case of Inari

III Language Revitalization: Protection Standards or Tolerance for Variation

9. Konstantin Zamyatin: Russia’s Minority Education and the European Language Charter

10. Johanna Laakso: Metadiversity, Or the Uniqueness of the Lambs

11. Ulriikka Puura and Outi Tánczos: Division of Responsibility in Karelian and Veps Language Revitalization Discourse

12. Svetlana Edygarova: Standard Language Ideology and Minority Languages: The Case Of The Permian Languages of Russia

Janne Saarikivi is a Fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland. His research interests include historical linguistics, sociolinguistics and Finno-Ugrian languages.