Abstract:Migration creates linguistic pluralism within immigrant‐receiving states, and migrants frequently encounter linguistic barriers upon entry and resettlement into new societies. Immigrant‐receiving states therefore confront the need for a language policy, to address utilitarian communication challenges, and to help ensure social cohesion in the face of demographic change.
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