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30.10.2024 Michael Rießler (UEF): “On the Pluricentricity of the Saami Language(s)” Abstract In language sociology and sociolinguistics pluricentricity describes languages with several centers of standardization, like Standard Swedish used in two Nordic countries. Standard Finnish also has official status in several countries (Finland, Sweden, and Russia), in addition to Meänkieli (Sweden) and Kveeni (Norway), both […]