Preface -- Introduction -- PART I. METHODS -- I Guidelines: -- 1. Guidelines for the Study of Intercultural Relations -- II Demography: -- 2. Language Minorities in a World of Communications -- 3. Constructing Language Profiles by Polity -- 4. Language Attitudes: Behavior and Intervening Variables -- 5. Geocoding Language Loss from Census Data -- III Models: -- 6. Models of Competence in Bilingual Interaction -- PART II. CASES -- IV Language and Ethnicity: -- 7. Language and Ethnic Identity: Language Policy and Debate in Greenland -- 8. Language, Communication and Ethnicity in British Honduras -- 9. Evaluational Reactions to Foreign Accent among Immigrants in Toronto -- 10. Language Attitudes and Minority Status -- V Language Maintenance: -- 11. Language Maintenance and Code Switching among Filipino Bilingual Speakers -- 12. Welsh Bilingualism: Four Documents -- VI Language Behavior: -- 13. Spanish-English Bilingualism in the American Southwest -- 14. A Sociolinguistic Consideration of English Spoken in Grenada, British West Indies -- 15. Sociolinguistic Aspects of Word-Borrowing -- VII Diglossia: -- 16. Stable Societal Diglossia in Norfolk Island -- 17. A Diglossic Situation: Standard vs Dialect -- VIII Language Competence: -- 18. Societal and Linguistic Correlates in an Investigation of the English Writing of a Selected Group of University Level Chicanos Betty Lou Dubois -- 19. Language Contact in Japan -- IX Language and Education: -- 20. Multilingualism in Nigerian Education -- 21. Socio-Educational Correlates of Mexican-American Bilingualism -- X Language and Community: -- 22. Bilingualism in a Swiss Canton: Language Choice in Ticino -- 23. A Voluntary Non-Ethnic and Non-Territorial Speech Community -- XI Conclusion: Problems in Theory and Method: -- 24. Toward an Ecology of Language Contact.