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Rice, K. 2009. Must there be two solitudes? Language activists and linguists working<br />

together. In: Rehner, J &Lockhard, L. (eds.) Indigenous language revitalization:<br />

Encouragement, guidance and lessons learned. Flagstaff: Northern Arizona University<br />

Press, pp. 37-59.<br />

Riffe, D & Freitag, A. 1997. A content analysis of content analyses: twenty-five years of<br />

Journalism Quarterly. Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, 74:, 873-882.<br />

Ross, J. 2003. Linguistic Rights in New Zeeland. In group of authors. The Linguistic<br />

Rights of Minorities. Diversity – International PEN Meeting vol 10 of 2006. Collection.<br />

Rossouw, D. 1999. ’n Tweetalige onderwysprogram vir Suid-Afrika: werklikheid en<br />

ideaal. Educare 28 (1&2):. 93 – 107.<br />

Rossouw, D. 1999. Eerstetaalonderrig binne ’n paradigma van toevoegende<br />

meertaligheid: ’n kontemporêre vraagstuk met historiese wortels. South African Journal<br />

for Higher Education. 13(1): 97 – 104.<br />

Rubagumya, C. 2007. A three-tier Citizenship: Can the State in Tanzania guarantee<br />

linguistic human rights? Bristol: Edqual Research Consortium.<br />

Schugurensky, D. 2007. Citizenship duty No. 6, Education in Activism, and Activism in<br />

Education. Conference Educational activism: social justice in classrooms, schools and<br />

communities’. OISE, University of Toronto.<br />

Sen, G. 2004. The Relationship of Research to Activismin the Making of Policy: Lessons<br />

from Gender and Development. UNRISD Conference on Social Knowledge and<br />

International Policy Making: Exploring the Linkages.. Geneva. 20-21 April.<br />

283

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