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Ukranian - reconstituting a language, Alexander Krouglov; 'Stubborn as amule calls for dialectic presentations' - on undoing and redoing corpusplanning in Hungary, Miklos Kontra; Linguistic consequences of the Sandinistarevolution and its aftermath in Nicaragua, John M. Lipski; Undoing someeffects of the cultural revolution - Chinese address forms, S.M. Lee-Wong;The reconvergence of German after reunification and its limits, MichaelClyne; The reconvergence of Vietnamese, Nguyen Xuan Thu; Undoing a 'unifiedlanguage' - Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian, Radoslav Katicic; Reconvergence ofMoldavian towards Romanian, Marcu Gabinschi; The fate of Samnorsk - socialdialect experiment in language planning, Ernst Hakon Jahr; Diets, Nederlands,Nederduits, Hollands, Vlaams, Belgisch-Nederlands, Kaz Deprez; From Pilipinoto Filipino 1 to Filipino 2 - unmaking and remaking a national language,Andrew Gonzalez; The undoing of language planning from the vantage ofcultural history - two 20th century Yiddish examples, Rakhmiel Peltz; TheTurkish language reform forced into stagnation, Hendrik Boeschoten; Influenceof Middle East peace process on the Hebrew language, Ran HaCohen; The impactof the peace process in the Middle East on Arabic, Hassan R.S. Abd-el-Jawad,Fawwaz Al-Abd Al-Haq; Eradicating racism in language - Afrikaans, D.J. vanSchalkwyk; epilogue, list of contributors, Michael Clyne.