CHAPTER Frameworks and Models in Language Policy and Planning Nancy H. Hornberger ‘The decade lending upto the tur ofthe mille ght a ee sence of interest inthe fel of language policy and planing (LPP) eke in large pact bythe imperious spread of Engi and ther soba languages and, rxprocaly, the alarming loss and endanger ‘ent of indigenous and smal languge communities worn Tange teaching and language revtatzton tniatienconsate presing real-world LPP concers on an precedente sale At the ame time, crits and postederntheorte developments Inthe Sei sienes have found thelr Way nto LPP reser, infsing ee Perspectives aed emphaae. “The 180s save ally output of LPP overiow tooks ae review articles, many of them calling for oF proposing new theoretic Aires. Cooper (195) and Tolssen (81) wee song the fst nd most enduring contibutens st that tne. Coopers counting framework, organized around the qusion “What Ss amp inluence wat bio of which pple or what es une what Conditions by what mas IWoUgh wit deson mating process with hat fet” (Cooper, 199, p56) summarize! the state of LPP as 4 Gescrptive endenor, white he also cles enunlted the no for + theory of acl change inorder to move LP fora, Telleon sought torent theory of langage planing tat leet the Red hin soil theory” Tolan, 1981p. 8. Streams of Work In language plang and language policy began to conesce more fully inthe 1990 in what i increasing tfered to ms LPP a for example i Grates (998) Amal Rv of Apid tit hme on Hoag a Rice 0 TESOL Quartty special fase on LPP and English langage och Huetner and Davis (1999) ete volume on LPP tn Ue States rod Ages O01) tetse on LEP motivations ates (957, p. 18) ‘ins the nk between Inguage planning and language policy ts Language pong... rst be Binks 9 he cia evalain of Lingung py: te omer providing snare f ratoaly wr einen thelr tung tee eae ale cil practice in Grier te prom the despot of Soter-iginge pain, frosts Sa eld woul be bterSscrbd a engage poy ond bing PP pe rth th he LEP designation oot ssa reid hw Inne elated langage sng ond lange Dcy and in ecaptuon of theinpoan rae of ect), but ab = Wvay round te ic of apremert onthe ext nature of at i Dos planing suse ply Fete, 197, 1) ot nbc ict, p. 2, sip. pale ott of ling? Notaaye"o rot eno ngage Hcy vaing poor ns hapacard ov urordated wn. ft a onthe ngunge plsing el (ees 157, p. 1 Des Mave policy at intend cutnoe? Not neces ~ guage panning et an foremost abut scl ange Cooper, Randi 71 Tobe 19), ven ee dss abe, 1p. vil ane ante LPP ers 4 ie coer Tic ner wich pare ler nderstaning ofthe comply Aethe poly panning aorshp an int of #8 serion foal cng Tight he sagen of LP beginning he 10, scape tae the deveoprt of rman motes n PP serch, ‘owing hw ren wok res beyond at as sally bal pon, Pe foundation ot enter work e Historical Development of Language Policy and Planning White LPP as en stvity hs certaity been gong on for cents, the Ast eof the term “Tanguage panning” sn Oe scholarly Meratore ‘surly atte to Haugen say language standardization st Norway, in hich he wateby lngunge planing funded the city of poping» not ‘ne ethogrphy, grammar nd nary Sr the guano wes te speakers int po hnoogecous spec oman Ta hs rn tial appiaton of tgulse Knowige we are proved Beyond Ses nga nn a rt te agen, 1859, 9. 8) ‘The acope of LP has ance Become rader thn the orthographic grail an esa adifcnton hight in Hauge sora Sing above but the tension tween tees end pid oe Indge ory and pti, cpt in hs commit om ng Byard deserbing 0 maling choices, has sinned lak aor aprint “Siang toast be deepen fhe Boner he at ha “Tk won athe ny etal int ni days because ofa selec sas of walt soncrnce poets plains. We ive for tcample, the 19 Longe pl of dog ats {aha Reson & DasGupta ening mn 18 Ae nse Conference i Virgina Can gage te planed? (Rabin & erud 197, resting frm the Rnd Founda Iteration Re starch ton Langunge Moning Poca cet oui 95 ‘by Bahan, DasGupta, Rabin an Jer each one csing on ‘tonal CP ese= lc Indl Indola tn Sweden, respecte Sn Leung pening pric bina 197, rade 9 199 tment beet Contr in Hono prt at se poet Uc Hthner 19 pp. 7- Pond cher 20,09) These pe ‘ations have become ac he ad, providing acount of Sarly ‘mpi eos and desrptive explorations of sonal LPP ses ceo 200) characterizes LPP development in terms of thee ses gh two decades each, pled by macersacepatcl Frocees and events, pstnelogleal pragma reste es ‘eth by an for hieh LPP research ead cote Te Charset theft two pases pari aden pace language problans of sew talons Se wih ose of opinion sn dsl cata and inter won cling erence etna pate fc sn inher nono tie moerdzton ‘nt development mode win which oy LP ers worsted ‘ert, 20, pp 197209) By the Iie Bae (ces sond phase, LTP scholars were vigmonniyeging nnd queonng be dexpve mvc ey fz snare] tod developed, and were calling for more thre motivated LPP famewors.n the 193 vate optically ted Pres Ingugeploming and edited by Cobras ae Phan, Haugen revit and expanded on is wn (1989 orld model slo {eiifeation implementation vation ~ we maing he cou nt SGim tat 1 amour tay of ngage planing” Cia 195, p 279. Cobwrabins hms dacnsed feng ase of hic ss in tats pling 9, wl bin {1989 probe sd the so-ale! ronal tide of planing and sugges tat Tnnguagestatus panning issn istce of © "wide pang robin Gorcowing the term rom city plas Riel & eben {97 sist, the 198 volume Langage paving (Argan, fart, te Rubin, reporting on 180 intertoal LP ste Il at the Cen Itt of nda angenge, Rabin ort farther om these pons, and sever! sthes provided example of complex ultingual national LPP cues nd Than, Nes ad what wick calege the i imguageone nation ecto fret of merization and develops hey cn 20, 3 Horerger, 202 May, 20 There was widespread dstacion and ese ht he fd was stymied and in nod or hey inson of ew hee and empl eects ina ome foward Ths sin hed the 10s. or w to appreciate depen nthe 6 Ience however its nprtan to fis undead and create the cons an el tha by darlped ts fe thee rou decades For hs purge we tn an eat newer ‘nga prop in Homers 0930 BD An integrative u {hs memorble pio ented “The curse of Babel” Eine Haugen x5ued cloquenty that “language diversi] isnot robe unless t 1s used as a basis for digimon” atgen, 1975p. 40) Twenty Yes ate, Dell Fiymes reminded us of the ference Btieen staat nd potential equality smong languages ~That Whi all angus ‘te potently equal they arr socal reasons not scaly s0 (192. PP. 2-10) For lnguage planners and policy makers in matings ‘Sones, then, the suction aso nh how to develop languages ‘+ which languages to develop for what parses, and in parte, Framework’ Je |ae ie) how ant for what purposes o develop loc, hrestene languages in ‘lation to global pending ones" In ord tose about anewering Such questions, we need a famework which outlines ou options, ‘which Kents diferent languages and Iierace) andthe ferent foals and uses The LPP field isch In fameworke sed typologies, ‘hich aterapte fo review and synthesis in One integrative frame. ‘work a8 reap here? ‘The to main aos of the famework ee gure 21) present widely cepted conceptal distinctions propose eat in the LPP Kteratare, ‘amely LPP types and LPP approaches. The fit use of the sats planning/corp-planning typology was by Heinz Klos (196), wile Scquston planning as. tind type of language planing. was Introduced 20 years Inter (Coope, 1989). We may think of tate planning as those efor dectedtovaed the allocation of ction | lnngnages/iteraies in a given speech community; corps planning 5 thos efforts reat tothe adequacy ofthe frm or sractare of Tanguoges/iterasis and sequition planing as elfrts fo infaence the allocation of ners or the ditiution af language licen By ‘ans resting or improving opportunity incentive to learn them, feoth These tree types comprise the vert ans ofthe figure ‘The horizontal axe present another distinction made early in the language planing ‘Merotire, between poly and culvation approaches to language planning (Neustupny, 1970. The. policy Approch, cee as stending to mates of soley aod ation the macroscopic level emphasaing the dstabuton of languages, And mainly conoeeed with standard languoge, soften interpre fo tethe sme the satus planning type, wet clivation approach, sn a attending to mats of language terse, a he mireoapic level, emphasizing ways of speaking/waling sn tei ltt, And iatny concern with ieray Tangusge, sen interpreted fo be synonymous with corpus planing, Yet the msich smo peek, nd Haugen oles «spore Bnely tuned interpretation which maps these two binary dtinctions tat/corpus and pocy culation) ‘nfo fourfold mats defined by scety/langunge al form anction ‘ses ad. comprising selection of tonm coifation of orm, implementation of faction. and elaboration of function asthe four inensons (964, 1983). His see interpretation {se here wih the “Gain pas opch ‘anton ‘ay ping ao | ‘colon Soe ‘reine onmeniats memos ea ieee | Ftc ngeagescne “tremens — |e tit ie | Site ‘any ee apition | ecgin new os ‘Show ipenion emg eas Langage orm Lingus ms useage nts Senin os 2 cy a planning las ng evo Ne: 27 ype sn Fc ni pa tos ac shown na cls Hp’ 8 ol ae by “fine somes ce sear nant se ae ow hed “tion iret a in pres Bee sre rare nee ea: gman ny Hasge(icra a snd fain planing asthe yp, thus ying six rather than four dimension of lnguage/eracy panning, pr goats Language planning types and approaches donot in and of themselves carry a pola dieaion, however, nd as LPP scholars became incresingly aware ofthe pola ature of LPP, a concer with the foals which LPP types and approaches could serve emerge. Ii the goals that are assigned wo LPP aces hat determine the eto ‘of change enisoned (Hornberger, 190.20 and the gure thereoce ‘eps oss atthe har of LPP. The matrix of types and approaches ‘fines the parameters, but the gouls ently he range nf chokes fvalale within thove parameters. Inthe ss cll othe framework fave included measly 0 goals pon sehich there see to be some Consensus inthe literature, owever, I make nolan that these ate the ony posse goals ‘an cary formulation of languageplaning goals was Fergusn’s (4968) discussion of andatdlanton. of coepusy graphzaion, ard ‘modernization, placed in the figure under earpas policy and corps fulsation planning, rspeevely Ferguson's cover te ngage ‘evelopment ses to comespond corp plening) Stndardenton ‘of corpus, refering to the development af = Iteracy norm which ‘overrides renal and socal tracey and grapzaion relring to the provision ofa writing system fr hitherto unwriten langue, both attend to the formal aspects of language tries: Hage odiestion, 1965, pp. 271-2) while modernisation, eering tthe lexical and stylistic development of language eray for is expat ‘sion info fterto unused domain attends f0 the clvation of In ages lteraies fr particule fenctons Ima pal of arcs, Nah (1977, 1984 etd 11 goals oF language planing, of which iterpret ae representing calivaton planning Of the status and carpus type, respectively. Revival land sina ‘eitalization renewal, and reversing language shit see Hornberger ing, 1996, p28; King, 201, pp. 25-6 for bie comparative Aiscussion of these terms) malninance, spread, and ineringeal ‘communion all xampily slat culivation, o the culation of 2 Tanguoge’s status by increasing fictional wesc Fagen’ Implementation, 198, p. 272); lexeal mederization, pusicstion reform, syste smplieation, and trminalogy uncon belong to cultivation, that & the culvation of a language's form for nal fanctons cf. Haugen s elaboration, 1983, pp. 27-8. Note tat whe laa! modinzsioncoresponds to Ferguson's 268) viginal_mexterization (which toladed both tsi and sie merization, the remaining four corps cultivation goals cation, reform, syste snplitaton, and terminological une. a) do not. Cooper's (1988) addition of renovation, a a fourth, plang gol to Ferguson's orignal staardatien, graph ln, and merization, provides the appropriate rubric fr these jer four sub-gonls, Indeed ag Cooper (199, p. 150 point out the ‘even modemizaton ard renovation Goth of which to corpasculvation planning in my Hamer is tha while nization finds ways for eastng language forms to serve new renovation dows the oppose, Anding ew fort sere Is Purification, fom, syle simpifestion, and terminological ation all belong. his remaining two goals standardization ae aula code 3 Tanguage planning Herature the er ives broad spectrum ‘meanings, embracing Hoth process and prt Nar, 1984 [MB vs: Taull, 1974, p. 62 both language slats and language (Nahi vs. Tait and alco Ray, 198%, p. 70, sted by Karam, 74, p. 115; cf. Ferguson, 965, pi); and masns ranging FO i or accepting an exiting saan (eget ell. imposing one Nahr Ray, Tal Inthe framework, ats larization refers to languge-panning activites that accept OF language a the standard wile orp standardaation ees lngunge planning activites that cody the ng forms of that rd 26 urform norm. Rela (the later unary cde larization, which sek to establish woe son for airy of language suchas signs forthe dea place names ane rules leanlieration and transcription ler fo feduce ambiguity abd improve communsation or oe changing sol politic, Other needs or aspirations” (Nahi 1964, p38 “Turing fom corp tandardistion bck to sat standardaation, We enter the satueplicy dimension of planning (cl. Haugen’s ction, 1983, pp 270-1; here igure 21 inchs, alongwith stats Alandardzation vee gosi, none of which appear in Fergosors, ahi, cr Cooper's typology, but which are nevertheless idly oogrizd language planning ctv ftclieation (ck Cooper1989, pp. 100-4, flowing Stewart, 198, tonsa (ct Heath, 1985, posspion CF Kas 10 “Aste stove Cooper ines ssn planning asa hid planning type 196, pp. 157-3), tinguished fen oats ping Eyeing abou the wars rather han the aes of angange, bat by the Ste ten having more incoman th stats Sen vith corps Pinning. Acjlston planning be dase, be uprsteacoding {outsover goal for which heen he posite rcqution ‘aimtnane, frig enguoge/soond langage suo ain to ehich Tadd shit fourth pone gon ths producing st xt arrespondence with the four ats caltation Eoeevea ain tenaneineringal commascton, and spread As i seston. Policy pinning the later five of Stewarts fonctions, sy cused Srl amende by Cooper nhs Socom of tls pag mae these gle er, etd in ese ofthe domo in which uses tafe tnt to reine oppor and/or imatve Wo lear the sven langunge: group, eBtcaon sho, Herta elgon, mass ‘edi and war tn presen the framework a lo begining fo ane the qenton of how Wo develop which language eres Tor whieh Purposes suggested tha beyond Metiving posble goals or {lveopmen of spars lngonge/lnecy, th ome tek might iso provide a Yominer tht no mater whit te gon ange Iheracy planning proceeds tat gots are pursue slong sere mension tone consent with Fon’ servation dt sts tnd corps panning are usualy and mos festive engaged in ios shan 17, p 2). To ake a sane example To delare {jane the tol i gg he posing ns incentive nor opportunity to fer eal angoge ors wg sytem sod stand grammar fr wl ot ge oe Schering the sated goal Simlay, to endow 2 satin ‘ffeil Tangunge wits neve wring spe ht mae tore compat wth eran regional st anges (lor), while proviing nalts Incentive or epportonty for A be lrned ot a cgi ommmunicatve purpose, will a gor ewan eng is al. On the ether hand, cadeaking » planing cy that sot ony eet «national offical language, bt als ses to extend is ue ito tering commniaton by providing oppertaniy and incentive for people to lean ta cone langage throug the domuina of ryan, work, snd cao, an of wel eres {hati writing System is stands) snd lesen dered far grater promise of sucess In sum, LPP wil be mot ec jy carted ou al sc dimensions depicted inthe amework ae fended 10 Tat the framework dit shove, I efited, was that planing ora given language never occurs n a vacutn wilh regard othe ges (Hlomberger, 1994, p. 3) For that dimension armed 10 lanpng ideology specially to Riis ation of LP cienations 3) concading tht local languages wil thrive songs bl uages where multiple languages are seen at 4 resoure, and ‘rable. Iited ae an exam of LP for local languages the Of indigenous Quechua mothertongve rans and writes otonvup agents of LPP. These comments ined at emerging fon ideology, ecolgy, and agency im LPP atthe turn of allen, ‘Conclusion tive and explanatory. Cooper had noted that "we Ive a yt enealyacceped langage planning theory, fy theory we mean et fog inrratd mpescaly etable propio” (Cooper, #9. p41). Bron eal, Haugen ad suggested thst an explanatory ory of language panning would “sey have to be nett aks + on vale judgments” Hauge, 1983p. 270), ts foerhadow ing what came to bean overriding coer fr cialy a thee ily informed LPP perspectives By the 19%, there ovre sever icles and volumes poling the way foward addressing these co many of tem authored by canto to the present volume Tn addition to tho LP and language policy volumes mentioned ave “the introduction, ance nce Wiley (10%), who enpasead {ec for ctl awarenes that, given the ole played by language in stugles for power and dominance between group, language Planning is not merely a teks! undertaking aod van eilen rel Ih creating conticts rather than solving then, Peston (997), who {Bue for atoton to anguage rights a langunge pete, wing = {eoretialy informed language planning approach nd Corso, wht fled fora tcally rea approach tolanguage plang whch wo& Ta devolve] ts research and decsion-maing processes down as iach as possible to the las ofthe staholders” (Corson, 197, p. 17. Emerging emphases i agency icento (200) explores the contusions of cal scholars such a5 Philipson and Tollefson ane of scholar ascites! with poset such as Fenayeook and’ Cansgarsh im ehucdating the eations between language polices and Heolgies of power ad poet On to suggest hat “the synthesis of elements of eral theory sith an ‘cology of languages approach has led othe formulation of & new pradign’ (Reno, 2000, p. 208; and later, that "the key waabie Wc separates the older” postvisi/tehnsst approaches from the newer ccal/ postmodern ones e agency, thai the rele) of individuals and collectives in the proses of langunge ne, tits, ane ulimit polices” (Reno, 200, p. 208) He erie ork mL ang, ecg and ete wit ning LEP hry Tee, since the 198, we Rave sen arch profison of workin all these aes: Ra's highly influential work on EP orientations 1980) foreshadowed a growing interest in language Weclogy amore LPP scholars exemple i the work of Taf 999 on langage coogi enacted trough policy and blngual euation on Corsi Ina a Sf heightened amarenes of language endangerment (Grenoble ‘Whey, 198; Kratss, 1992 Netle Romain, 200) sa intensified ‘los at angus easton fe Hinton Hae, 200, langage ‘cology also linguist ecology, the eolgy of language eclngutis) fas teeome increasingly welcome as both metaphor nd paradigm in Upp (eg, Fl & Mahar, 200; Hornberger, 200% Malar, 21996 200; Pilipson de Skutal-Kangs, 199), hough not uncial fo given the potenti for ito be misundestod st suggesting tat Languages are involved in a nara evolutionary snagge therby dlovenplaying the roe of aman agency and linguist centvity (Pennyeook, 2003. Meanie « series of contributions called for ter stention 1 the rl fama agency and in ptr btm Upagency, n LP eg. Caraga 200: Davis, 199, Presa 1998 2104, icento & Hoenberger, 1986). Taken together, these ci petspectves and emerging empha on esogy ecole. an agency {indeed ch resources for moving the LPP Be orwatin he ew pp: ideology, ecology, CETL] ‘at, while 8 tue that new theoretical perspectives fave moved A LPP eld forward ts lo tre that LPP ren, cual, 2 kt ised perpetually Hetween theory an practice, as enunciated in 1 orignal 1959 ceinton. Fetes otertes this ds fu enggeting the potential of a conception of LPP as sto theories pales for managing linguistic cyte” Cet, 1907, p19, Mihihaser, 198 I is tobe hoped tht recent LPP frameworks onside ideology, ecology, and agency ~ frameworks such man’s (195, 2001) Graded Intergenertional Disruption Sale 1D) framework for eversng language sift, Kaplan and Hadas 57) morlel of forces ot work in a lnguitie cenjtem, and ergo?’ C208) continas of itera fnmework will prow Vim addressing the exigencies of actual LPP practic. After allt fsthe rek-world demands of LPP practice that make the theoreti sk worth doing, ‘Annotated Bibliography L196, Language poming and sl change: New York ge University Pree “Among the gems inthis sim bt densely packed reference and course fonttook area cleoly formulated and well-substanted dentin of AP, concise accounts of ou classe and diverse LP cases, fur models forthe study of teh change ison of novation, marketing, Polya decioomaling) and comprohnae LP caning Framework shan J. A (191), Resering lena i Thora empl Aandi of sn nel aes. Clevedon: igual Fishman JA (ed C000 Cox hesend linge be ed? “Reng langue si” reosite. Clevedon: Mailing Matter: These to volumes, one authored and one ited by Rehman, Introduce and revs, respectively, the theory and pravce of fis ‘@ghtstage Graded etrgeneationl Disiption Scale (GDS im cases of reversing language stuf. Intends! for lablanguage aoe, languagepoliey specialist working for national and international ties and academic researchers and their student the volumes ses he caren stats nd fire prospect of aout 20 endangered[eas a] languages worldwide i light of the GIDS framework, and vice Homlorger NH.) C0. Continuo items An oll ame ‘work for lastonal ply, msrp mga stings, ‘Ghovalons hliingual Mates Promised on a view of multilingualism as a resource and on the metaphor of eulogy of language, the continua of Biitercy fame ‘ror offers a comprehensive jot Henle made 1 guide educator, ‘eseurchers, and policy-makers i designing carrying owt nd eva Ang educational programs forthe development of tlingual and rultingual learners, each program adapted to is own specific context media, and contents, This Volume presents both concep “isession f the model and ase of He aplition ix contents around the world opan RB & Bld RB (199M, Language pening fom pats far Clevedon: Mailing aire ‘Ts otume reviews the denon, gb, procs economics G11P. LP cue sds sling totale med legege Heh tangage sats and eink ident, an lngunge fr spec pr poses ch acento buses ah higher econ ae ‘ices the authors afer # Sena of plc end pay pes fortngingececaton pang Inthe onan cope y propane sed ccemplty rode Gepicing the any of fore: TExgunge change cement) w wwk ne inguin enotem “olleionJ. W. 1991 Planing language pling Ina: Langage (ay he em, Lion Urge Wall organize for teaching and igh engaged wlth etal ssi Uhory this book takes wp a seri of specie LP fsues tur, ‘eemplified by eases from around the world ~mothertongue edie Hon, English-language teaching reugecisnguage education colce ‘of rational langage, language sights each snteoduced fom the perspective of individuals faring efit Tinguiste hokes within the constants of state language paides. The athor argues for 2 historicttructuralapprosch to LP, emphasing. the socal, Poltca, and economic factors which consrtn or impel changes "0 language strctare and language ase. Inportaily for Tolleon, ‘while LP eles power relationship, cn az be ud fafor| them Discussion Questions Whot might newer enplases on Mealy and ageney ao ur Irowldge about LPP? “Take a language planning cs language policy that you know of nd wie the integrative framework to analyz How can we distinguish between Tanguage plans and language polos? What ar the distinguishing charstersic? ‘na might future LPP frameworks ince” What should frare DP rscrch eal with? What typeof reach approaches end themselves tothe different eas of LP research (ecology, processes, agency et)? ‘What other Sek of research does the su of LPP depend on (eg, sociolinguistic) an how? ‘Who should be involved in creting language policy? Doce LPP matter for education? Why or why no" Signin porto of thst inci the gure ne reprint with ‘nee motions, fem Harberger (980 wih permison fom Mattingial Mater Clwedon gn. The agile, opts Sf have ao ben reprint Hartge (6) Paton naar (2x Rens ana Horr 0) por, Vey ante 199. Ine 1954 pape Id pod gues orci tee ‘hee ne general ere ogg acini race. The Wet paper pest addres Inc pain anencton eth laguig planing and hrefre made exp spat hat concern veh teray always ned thas concen fr ngnger eee ‘epi natin yng sng et os on ‘The 194 paper fered to lnguge planning whos Bre adop the UP ge 1a tet Dav Cass olson for developing He usin esto andere cial ummm ancy cto hcp, - mererences P62, ttn gma linge lug iy. Co:freemerrs Tl coma JB abl) 0, gg ei Sap ain ind age coagigl ede etrcns ea ence heen “St ptt sy ey En RES per en eae pee 7 ta yeep ing Se eit afer (le rape apse rece re eta cage RT Go ng a i he Enel ey Pe ee ay rake oe ee Tn yt np eae re es a Tt ei nae at es ge agen pag Evade ant eons ani i rape ek acre ee Rep, ta ip ee ae 9 cai se si Go tage pring nd earn. InB. Wed. Conon a ge be ee coc ni meyer inp say Ae gl stone Pingo gh ‘Bean JA (1991). 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