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"Language rights" as a book category covers the legal, social and ethical issues surrounding individuals' and communities' entitlement to use, maintain and be taught in their languages. Works in this genre examine national and international law, education and public policy, minority- and indigenous-language preservation and revitalization, language access in courts and services, and debates over official-language regimes and linguistic discrimination. Books range from scholarly legal and sociolinguistic analyses and policy guides to histories, case studies, activist accounts and practical toolkits for advocacy, and they are aimed at readers interested in human rights, social justice, education, governance and cultural survival.

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