Editorial Policy and Ethics – Linguistic Minorities and Society Journal In accordance with the good practices of Open Access and Plan S., the journal:

Governance The mandate of the journal Minorités linguistiques et société/Linguistic Minorities and Society (MLS/LMS) is defined by the leadership of the Canadian Institute for Research on Linguistic Minorities (CIRLM). [...] The journal’s mandate is directly related to the mission of the Canadian Institute for Research on Linguistic Minorities, which is to produce and publish knowledge on the situation of Canada’s official language minorities and the priority issues affecting them. [...] The journal welcomes articles for publication in thematic issues (see calls for papers) and for publication outside the theme (section outside the theme of a thematic issue or issue outside the theme). [...] • The footnote callout is then placed at the end of each quotation (after the closing quotation mark of a short quotation or the last word of a long quotation). [...] • References in the text (and in the notes): Place the references in the text, immediately after the quotation or the word to which they refer and complete them in the list of references and not in footnotes.