språkregimer
A språkregim, or language regime, refers to the set of norms, rules, and power structures that govern the use and status of languages within a particular social, political, or institutional context. It dictates which languages are officially recognized, promoted, or suppressed, and how they are used in various domains such as education, government, media, and public life. Language regimes can be formal, established through laws and policies, or informal, shaped by social attitudes and historical power dynamics.
The concept of a språkregim is crucial for understanding language policy and planning, as well as sociolinguistics.
Analyzing a språkregim involves examining the underlying ideologies that support it, the agents that enforce it