The present study aims at investigating the relationship between language policies at macro- and micro-level. Drawing on Baldauf’s conceptualisation (2006), language choices at the micro-level can be considered either as a microimplementation of a macro-policy or as an autonomous micro-policy. These dynamics have been explored in two Italian-Sardinian bilingual websites, whose language practices have been measured against the precepts and spirit of the macropolicy of the Regional Administration of Sardinia.
MACRO-POLICY VS. MICRO-POLICY: A STUDY ON TWO ITALIAN-SARDINIAN WEBSITES
Piergiorgio Mura
2019-01-01
Abstract
The present study aims at investigating the relationship between language policies at macro- and micro-level. Drawing on Baldauf’s conceptualisation (2006), language choices at the micro-level can be considered either as a microimplementation of a macro-policy or as an autonomous micro-policy. These dynamics have been explored in two Italian-Sardinian bilingual websites, whose language practices have been measured against the precepts and spirit of the macropolicy of the Regional Administration of Sardinia.
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