Institut für Slawistik

Arts and Humanities

1. Vienna 100%
2. University of Vienna 64%
3. Multilingualism 29%
4. Language Contact 27%
5. Compilation 24%
6. Jahrbuch 23%
7. Czech Language 22%
8. Habsburg monarchy 20%
9. Scholars 16%
10. Bohemians 14%
11. Linguists 14%
12. Prague 11%
13. Slavic Studies 11%
14. Variant 10%
15. Loan words 10%
16. Foreign Languages 9%
17. Austrian German 9%
18. Standard Language 9%
19. Eighteenth Century 9%
20. Conceptual 8%
21. Expression 8%
22. Bratislava 7%
23. Bilingualism 7%
24. Language Teaching 7%
25. Habsburg 7%
26. contact linguistics 6%
27. Language Policy 6%
28. Languages in contact 6%
29. Czech literature 6%
30. Ceremony 6%
31. medal 6%
32. Honor 6%
33. Historical sociolinguistics 5%
34. Discourse 5%
35. German (Language) 5%
36. Language variation 5%
37. historical language 5%
38. Borrowing 5%
39. Linguistic Identity 5%
40. Nouns 5%
41. Awards 5%
42. Slavic World 5%
43. Slavic linguistics 5%
44. Church Slavonic 5%
45. Ukrainian Language 5%
46. Linguistic Area 5%
47. 1960s 5%
48. Neighbors 5%
49. Leaders 5%
50. embassies 5%

Social Sciences

1. Multilingualism 20%
2. Czech Language 16%
3. Sociolinguistics 16%
4. Occupational Career 9%
5. Bilingualism 7%
6. 19th Century 5%
7. Ukrainian Language 5%
8. Foreign Languages 5%
9. Iron 5%
10. Standard Language 5%
11. Civil Society 5%
12. Language Instruction 5%