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These are unofficial English translation of a series of articles found in a special issue of the OQLF's Revue d'aménagement linguistique published for the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Québec's Charter of the French language in 2002.
- Quebec and Catalonia by Miquel Reniu i Tresserras
- Influence of the Charter of the French language in China by Zhou Qingsheng
- Quebec's language planning policy: Israeli perspective by Bernard Spolsky
- The perception of Quebec's "fait français" in the United States by Joshua A. Fishman
- Quebec and Estonia by Mart Rannut
- The influence of Quebec's language planning policy abroad: Wales by Colin H. Williams
- Language policy in Australia - a non-legislative model by Uldis Ozolins
- The Charter of the French language in the Baltic States by Ina Druviete
- The use of languages in Flanders and a comparison with that of Quebec by Jean Dujardin
- The problem of bilingualism in Lituania today by Jonas Žilinskas
- The impact of Quebec's linguistic policy abroad seen from francophone Belgium by Jean-Marie Klinkenberg
- The influence of Quebec's linguistic legislation in the political and cultural life of Porto Rico by Luis Muñiz-Argüelles