Liu


 * Today English is already a global language (Crystal 1997), but many people still consider that it is not an ideal solution for international communication. p.2
 * Esperanto and other artificial languages are better for EU than English
 * Section 2 defines language neutrality and how it doesn't really exist in the world. p.3-4
 * " argues that artificial languages can strive to be neutral. p.5
 * chart on p. 8 explains the different types of languages
 * i find the bit on Logan, p. 17 very interesting.
 * A neutral language for international communication can only be a planned language. p. 23
 * communicative neutrality vs linguistic neutrality. p. 24