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The 90 pages that link to Language shift, each with the reason it gives.

• Language revitalizationCompared with: Revitalization works against the social forces that move speakers toward a dominant language.

• Language planningCompared with: Shift can occur despite planning intended to maintain a language.

• MultilingualismCompared with: It shows how multilingual settings can lead to declining use of a less dominant language.

• Language attritionCompared with: Shift describes a community-level change in language use, while attrition describes weakening in individuals.

• Māori language revitalizationCompared with: Revitalization seeks to reverse the intergenerational shift away from te reo Māori.

• Irish language revivalCompared with: The revival seeks to reverse the long shift from Irish toward English.

• Cherokee languageCompared with: The shift toward English helps explain declining Cherokee transmission in many communities.

• Tuvaluan languageCompared with: It frames concerns about maintaining Tuvaluan amid migration, schooling, and wider-language pressures.

• WelshCompared with: Welsh history includes periods when English displaced Welsh in public and domestic life.