Social Sciences
Coproduction
100%
Multilingualism
100%
Language Politics
100%
Democracy
75%
Internationality
75%
Interlinguistics
66%
Twentieth Century
62%
France
62%
Nationality
62%
Indigenous Peoples
50%
Parliamentary Election
50%
Language Policy
50%
Global South
50%
Nationalists
50%
Representative Democracy
50%
Online Participation
50%
Language Ideology
50%
Political Relation
50%
Intergenerational Language Transmission
50%
Nonstandard Language
50%
Social Relationships
50%
Field Work
50%
Digital Media
50%
Digital Anthropology
50%
Latin America
50%
Western Europe
50%
Archival Research
33%
Fieldwork (Ethnographic)
33%
School Initiative
25%
Primary Schools
25%
Election Campaign
25%
Otherness
25%
Cosmopolitanism
25%
Postcolonialism
25%
National Languages
25%
Cultural Differences
25%
Political Program
25%
Pacifism
16%
International Language
16%
Open Source Software
16%
Information Technology
16%
Communism
16%
Political Activism
16%
Narrative
12%
Portuguese Language
12%
French Language
12%
Sociocultural Anthropology
12%
Linguists
12%
Institutionalization
12%
Languages
12%
Arts and Humanities
Anthropologists
66%
Narrative
62%
Online
62%
Indigenous Peoples
50%
Parliamentary Election
50%
Global South
50%
Truth
50%
France
50%
general linguistics
50%
Interlinguistics
50%
New Left
50%
geek
50%
Subaltern
50%
Language transmission
50%
Make-believe
50%
Intergenerational
50%
International community
50%
Language Politics
50%
Digital Media
50%
Paris
37%
Twentieth Century
37%
Coproduction
33%
Dialog
33%
Speech Community
29%
Elementary Schools
25%
Manifestation
25%
defenders
25%
Indigenous Culture
25%
Pioneers
25%
Cultural Differences
25%
Correspondence Network
25%
Linguistic ideology
25%
Sociability
25%
Cosmopolitanism
25%
Otherness
25%
Nationalists
25%
Language differences
25%
Brazil
16%
Oral narrative
16%
Participant Observation
16%
Language use
16%
Political Activism
16%
Authors
16%
Pacifism
16%
Social Justice
16%
Allies
16%
Community building
16%
Late Nineteenth Century
16%
Scholars
16%
Dynamics
16%
