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;;, '" FEATUREARTlCliES w~iJ -~ TO~~4j)IAOR BALI coNFalWNCE ;Q){)RNOrCO . .. .IJ,uf much more ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 2 SUBSCRIBE TODA V PURPOSE We are confident that ACM Journal will serve as ACM Journal is meant to provide an overview of an important tool for you. Whether programming activity in Alternative Christian Music , connect for an alternative show, writing plays, recording, individuals working in different areas of Ministry, performing, or just trying to keep up-to-date - and convey practical and objective information on we can be an important resource. a variety of issues and topics. We are, of course, very interested in meeting To accomplish this, different ministry areas are vour needs. We have answered every letter highlighted in each issue. 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CA 94523 JUSTO ALMARIO Global Pacific, 1987. Why Should ... Not Dance a r 8 ':' tt Forever Friends sa Other Times, Other Places ar Ark, 1988. THE CRUCIFIED Plumbline sa Global Pacific, 1989. Pilgrimage a r sa Sparrow, 1987. Ark, 1989. Family Time aa BOB HANSON British Columbia Similitudes ar sa MCA, 198_. Single, ChUd on the Run Ark, 1989. indep't, 1988. BILL BAUMGART new album in progress PHIL KEAGGY The Kindling Harvest, 1990. The Wind and the Wheat Frontline, 1988. ~anatha, 1987. TOM HOWARD STEPHEN BELL-BOOTH New Zealand Solo Piano sa KERRY LIVGREN Shelter Maranatha, 1987. One of Several Poaaible Musiks Harvest u Sparrow, 1989. ROBIN CROW Windows to the World u HANS-JURGEN HUFEISEN Germany GEOFF MANN a: MARC CATLEY Fortress, 1988. Flotentone .. In Difference Creator Plankton, 1988. JEFF JOHNSON Oregon LASSE DANIELSSON Sweden The Anvil of God's Word or PRISMS Featurin, "Hellcom". "One Demon to Ano!!.. ,, " and "Rise". Tia Dia Ark, 1976. 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    Indigenous language revitalisation in Aotearoa New Zealand & Alba Scotland Catriona Elizabeth Timms (Kate Timms-Dean) A thesis submitted to the University of Otago in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. i 28 February 2013 1 Table of Contents List of Tables _________________________________________________________________ 5 List of Figures ________________________________________________________________ 5 List of Abbreviations ___________________________________________________________ 6 Glossary of Māori terms ________________________________________________________ 9 Glossary of Gàidhlig terms _____________________________________________________ 18 Mihimihi ___________________________________________________________________ 20 Acknowledgements ___________________________________________________________ 22 Abstract ____________________________________________________________________ 24 Introduction: Why revive endangered languages? __________________________________ 25 Defining Indigenous language revitalisation __________________________________ 27 Case Study 1: Te reo Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand __________________________ 32 Case Study 2: Gàidhlig in Alba Scotland ______________________________________ 38 Conclusion __________________________________________________________________ 45 1. Language Policy and Planning _________________________________________________ 52 What is language planning and language policy? ______________________________ 53 Why use language policy and planning in