Belgium Department of Ethnic-Linguistic Diversity - Reading in Experience
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The article below deals with one of the questions that have a relation with the form of internal relations between the human tissues of the State, it is the question of ethnic diversity and multilingualism in a State.
The Belgian model on the European continent is one of these models, where they live within this country of different ethnic groups (German, French and Dutch), in addition to the essential state of the linguistic aspect, so as the Constitution and to adopt a legal set of official languages: (German, French and Dutch).
Excellence in the face of the Belgian model is the capacity of the State to shape political conditioning, and the adoption of the federal system to contain this diversity and multilingualism, and the adoption of constitutional and legal mechanisms to manage it.
key words: federal system, multilingualism, diversity, constitutional, mechanisms
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