| Vol 2:1, 2001 - Tunisia and Paraguay | |
| Daoud, M. The Language Planning Situation in Tunisia | 1-52 |
| Gynan, S. N. The Language Planning Situation in Paraguay | 53-118 |
| Book Reviews | 119-132 |
| Vol 2:2 & 3, 2001 - Language Planning and Language Revival | |
| Kaplan, B. and Baldauf, R. B. Editorial | 135-136 |
| Liddicoat, A. J. and Bryant, P. Language Planning and Language Revival | 137-140 |
| Amery, R. Language Planning and Language Revival | 141-221 |
| Fishman, J. A. If Threatened Languages Can Be Saved, Then Can Dead Languages Be Revived? | 222-230 |
| Edwards, J. The Ecology of Language Revival | 231-241 |
| Eggington, W.G. Language Revitalization Planning within a Power/Solidarity Framework | 242-250 |
| Walsh, M. A Case of Language Revitalisation in 'Settled' Australia | 251-258 |
| Lopes, A. J. Language Revitalisation and Reversal in Mozambique: The Case of Xironga in Maputo | 259-267 |
| Book Reviews | 268-309 |
| Vol 2.4, 2001 | |
| van Els, T. Language Planning in the European Union | 311-360 |
| Kamwangamalu, N. Language planning in South Africa | 361-445 |
| Book Reviews | 446-452 |
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