Frontmatter -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Part 1: Theoretical and Methodological Introduction -- 1. Diverse Discourses in Time and Space: Historical, Discourse Analytical and Ethnographic Approaches to Multi-sited Language Policy Discourse -- Part 2: Language Policies in Parliaments, Legislation and the Media -- 2. Constructing 'Language' in Language Policy Discourse: Finnish and Swedish Legislative Processes in the 2000s -- 3. Building Walls or Bridges? A Language Ideological Debate About Bilingual Schools in Finland -- 4. Language Rights of the Russian-speaking Minority in Finland: Multi-sited Historical Arguments and Language Ideologies -- 5. The Art of Societal Ambivalence: A Retrospective View on Swedish Language Policies for Finnish in Sweden -- Part 3: Individuals as Constructors and Reflectors of Language Policies -- 6. National Language Policy at the Local Level: The Realisation of Language Legislation in Late-19th-Century Finland -- 7. Making the Case for the Mother Tongue: Ethnic Activism and the Emergence of a New Policy Discourse on the Teaching of Non-Swedish Mother Tongues in Sweden in the 1960s and 1970s -- 8. Everyday Language Policies: Embodiment of Language-Related Experiences of Finnish Women in Sweden -- 9. 'Listen, There'll Be a Pause After Each Question': A Swedish Lesson as a Nexus for Multi-sited Language Education Policies -- Part 4: Epilogue -- 10. Epilogue: Multi-sited Language Policies - Where Have We Come From and Where To From Here in Language Policy? -- Index