Comparative study on language deterritorialization and its effect on multilingualism in Europe

这项研究的重点是“去地域化”的多种语言，这意味着在传统的地理“领土”之外的地点使用各种语言。我们也可以说，这些网站本身是非属地化的。虽然官方语言管理总体上继续遵循“属地性”的原则，但面对面交流或商业交流中多种语言的非属地化程度因该地区的社会经济情况而异。研究显示，虚拟空间(ICT)或某一天的活动中出现了新的语言使用网站，作为节日和示威活动。由于不同的IT技能，这些使用多种语言的新网站在一定程度上造成了语言用户之间的分歧。

This study focused on "deterritorialized" multilingualism, which means that various languages are used in sites other than the traditional geographic "territory". We can also say that these sites themselves are deterritorialized.While official language management generally continues to follow the principle of "territoriality", the degree of deterritorialization of multilingualism in face-to-face communication or business communication varies according to the socio-economic situation of the region.The study revealed the emergence of new sites of language use in virtual space (ICT) or one day events as festivals and demonstrations. These new sites of multilingualism are partly causing a divide among language users due to different IT-skills.