Helsinki 2015
"Language use in public administration. Theory and practice in the European states"
"Language use in public administration. Theory and practice in the European states"
Opening
Pirkko Nuolijärvi
Anita Lehikoinen
Gerhard Stickel
Opening and introduction to the conference theme
Peggy Heikkinen
Language use in public administration – theory and practice in the European states
Ann D’haen-Bertier
The importance and use of languages in the EU Institutions, in particular from the perspective of interpretation
Christos Ellinides
Translating for Europe – citizens first!
Georg Rehm
Cracking the Language Barrier for a Multilingual Europe
Reports on different countries
Rickard Domeij / Jennie Spetz
Can official websites be accessible for all? A Swedish language
Aino Piehl / Eivor Sommardahl
Working towards clear administrative language in Finland – bilingually
Ari Páll Kristinsson
Language in public administration in present-day Iceland: some challenges for majority language management
Nicoletta Mariolini
Multilingualism – a governmental perspective
Walery Pisarek
The Jasnopis (“clear writing”) project and other recent endeavours to improve communication between public institutions and citizens in Poland
Júlia Vrábľová / Slavomír Ondrejovič
Language use in public administration – theory and praxis in Slovakia
Anne Kjærgaard
The organisation of the plain language movement in Denmark
Margrethe Kvarenes
Clear language in Norway’s civil service: a joint initiative under changing political winds
Jutta Ransmayr
Monolingual country? Multilingual society. Aspects of language use
in public administration in Austria
Anna Davitt / Seán Ó Cearnaigh
Language use in public administration in Ireland – public service, private choice
Amira-Louise Ouardalitou
Language use in public administration in Luxembourg
Panel discussion
Sabine Kirchmeier / Anne Kjærgaard / Margarethe Kvaraenes / Aino Piehl
Language use in public administration – what do we want?
Special Reports
Karlijn Waterman
Bessie Dendrinos
Is ‘Multilingualism’ taking a back seat in the EU? Time for action
Italo Rubino
The Italian language in EU institutions and the REI
European Federation of National Institutions for Language (EFNIL):
