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Åshild NæssUniversity of Oslo, NorwayVerified email at iln.uio.no
Brenda H. BoergerSIL InternationalVerified email at sil.org

Rachel Emerine Hicks

Rachel Emerine Hicks

University of California, San Diego

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From multilingualism to bilingualism: Changes in language use, language value, and social mobility among Engdewu speakers in the Solomon Islands R Emerine Hicks Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 38 (10), 857-870, 2017	22	2017
Sociological factors in Reefs-Santa Cruz language vitality: A 40 year retrospective BH Boerger, Å Næss, A Vaa, R Emerine, A Hoover International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2012 (214), 111-152, 2012	14	2012
Schools, marriage and the endangerment of the Nagu language in the Solomon Islands. Long Beach, CA: California State University Long Beach RD Emerine MA thesis, 2009	2	2009

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