Linguistic justice, systematic, and planning

The book addresses new research and topics in Arabic linguistic and political literature, related to the principles, foundations, standards, and mechanisms to be relied upon as follows: a- Formulating linguistic justice, capable of determining the distribution of linguistic rights (and duties) for individuals and groups, resolving linguistic disputes, and establishing harmony and cultural and societal coexistence, b- Establishing a linguistic system, in its renewed and transformed new forms, including selecting effective models for policy and planning, translating the engineering of new systems based on fairness and justice, c- Managing issues of unity, diversity, and multiplicity, their representations, and their management from the perspective of justice and political consensus, as well as economic-developmental and psychological-societal influences. The author combines language policy, justice, and ethics, based on multiple dimensions and intertwined knowledge, weaving connections between political philosophy and law as a normative standard. He proposes a model for establishing linguistic justice, based on territorial and personal principles, and equal recognition in benefiting from linguistic services, in addition to affirming the principle of linguistic universality. He offers an unprecedented approach to the issues of linguistic types, measurement, and linguistic diversity, among others, to promote serious and renewed scientific discussion, its applications, and the maturation of solutions needed for our language or languages.