PROGRAMME
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DAY ONE
10:00 -10:30 Registration
Flora Anderson Hall
10:30 -11: 00 OPENING REMARKS
PROF LESLEY MILROY
(University of Michigan)
PANEL ONE
Chair: Dr Kinga Kozminska
11:00 -11:25 Camille Jacob
(University of Portsmouth)
Back to futur? English, globalisation
and authenticity in Algeria.
11:25 -11:50 Brian Young (University of Oxford)
Dzongkha, GNH and the Hegemonic in Bhutan:
Manufacturing Nationalism and Transnational
Belonging through Language
11:50 -12:05 Coffee Break
12:05 -12:30 Dr Csanad Bodo (Eötvös Loránd University)
& Dr Noemi Fazakas (Sapientia Hungarian
University of Transylvania)
Saving the national language: Globalisation,
nationalism, and the revitalisation of Hungarian
in North-East Romanian Moldavia
12:30 -12:55 Dr Nicole Gallant (INRS University of
Quebec) & Prof Laurie Carlson Berg
(University of Regina)
Social versus State representations of belonging
Fransaskoisie: Competing ideologies regulating
the inclusion of French-speaking immigrants
in English Canada
12:55 -13:20 Dr Valentina Serreli (University of Aix-Marseille)
Language ideologies and performance of identity
and belonging in 'globalising' Siwa (Egypt)
13:20 -13:45 Discussion
13:45 -14: 45 Lunch
15:00 -16:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE
PROF CLARE MAR-MOLINERO
(University of Southampton)
The impact of transnational migration and
global mobilities on language ideologies
and language practices: examples from the
Spanish-speaking world
16:00 -16:15 Break
PANEL TWO
Chair: Dr Nancy Hawker
16:15 -16:40 Dr Yolandi Ribbens-Klein
(University of Cape Town)
The embodiment of place and belonging:
boorlinge and inkommers in (im)mobility
16:40 -17:05 Marina Massaguer Comes
(Open University of Catalonia)
Languages, belonging and social categories
in Catalonia: non-Catalan speaking perspectives
17:05 -17:15 Discussion
18:30 -19:15 Drinks Reception: Flora Anderson Hall,
Somerville College
19:30onwards Conference Dinner
Somerville College Hall
DAY TWO
9:00 -9:30 Registration
Flora Anderson Hall
9:30 - 10:15 KEYNOTE LECTURE
PROF INGRID PILLER
(Macquarie University)
Linguistic shirkers and integration refuseniks? The exclusionary consequences of discourses about migrant language learning
PANEL THREE
Chair: Leonie Schulte
10:15 - 10:40 Dominique Bürki
(University of Bern)
The impact of language policies and global movement in Saipan: English as an L1 on the merge
10:40 -11:05 Dr Pamela Innes (University of Wyoming) & Prof Unnur Dís Skaptadóttir (University of Iceland)
Language, Identity and Belonging:
The Situation in Iceland
11:05 -11:20 Coffee Break
11:20 -11:55 Maria Martika & Eleni Ntalampyra & Dr Birgul Yilmaz
(Hellenic Open University)
Language ideologies among refugees in Greece
11:55 -12:20 Dr Kamran Khan
(King's College London)
The responsibilisation of citizenship language test preparation in the UK: the promise of inclusion and reality of potential exclusion
12:20 -12:45 Carlie Fitzgerald (University of Essex)
The Transformation of Experience
in Asylum Narratives
12:45 - 13:10 Discussion
13:10 -14:00 Lunch
14:10 -15:10 KEYNOTE LECTURE
DR ENAM AL-WER
(University of Essex)
The evolution of sectarian linguistic stratification: Jordan as a case study
PANEL FOUR
Chair: Rosemary Hall
15:10 -15:35 Zuzana Elliott (University
of Edinburgh) A sociophonetic investigation of FACE and
GOAT monophthongisation and Scottish identity construction in Slovak immigrants in Edinburgh
15:35 -16:00 Ayten Alibaba & Dr Jo Angouri
(University of Warwick)
Belonging in Context: The case of Turkish Cypriot community in London
16:00 -16:15 Coffee Break
16:15 -16:40 Dr Mariam Durrani (Harvard University)
(Im)Mobility of Urdu-English Mixing: Analyzing Hybrid Linguistic Performative Economies among Pakistani-origin Muslim Youth
16:40 -17:05 Hanan Ben Nafa (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Code-switching as a token of emotional acculturation: the case of Arabic-English bilinguals in Manchester.
17:05 -17:30 Farzad Karimzad & Lydia Catedral
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Mobile (dis)connection: Migrant narratives
about social media and the homeland
17:30 -18:00 Discussion
DAY THREE
9:00 -9:30 Registration
Flora Anderson Hall
9:30 -10:30 KEYNOTE LECTURE
PROF MARCO JACQUEMET
(University of San Francisco)
Do we still belong to speech communities?
Mobility, the loss of indexical knowledge,
and the primacy of denotational meaning
PANEL FIVE
Chair: Dr Nancy Hawker
10:30 -10:55 Dr Vlada Baranova (National Research University "Higher School of Economics) & Dr Kaptiolin Fedorova (European University at St.Petersburg)
'Invisible minorities' and 'hidden diversity': the linguistic landscape of Saint-Petersburg and discourses about migrants in language planning
10:55 -11:20 Dr Andrew Wong (California State University, East Bay)
Authenticity, Belonging and Charter Myths of Cantonese
11:20 -11:45 Discussion
11:45 -13:00 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Chair: PROF DEBORAH CAMERON (University of Oxford)
Discussants:
DR ELENA FIDDIAN-QASMIYEH
(University College London)
PROF ANNABELLE MOONEY (University of Roehampton)
DR ZUZANNA OLSZEWSKA
(University of Oxford)
PROF PETER PATRICK
(University of Essex)
13:00 -13:30 CLOSING REMARKS
PROF DAVID PARKIN
(University of Oxford)
13:30 -14:00 Lunch