PROGRAMME
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DAY ONE
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10:00 -10:30 Registration
Flora Anderson Hall
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10:30 -11: 00 OPENING REMARKS
PROF LESLEY MILROY
(University of Michigan)
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PANEL ONE
Chair: Dr Kinga Kozminska
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11:00 -11:25 Camille Jacob
(University of Portsmouth)
Back to futur? English, globalisation
and authenticity in Algeria.
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11:25 -11:50 Brian Young (University of Oxford)
Dzongkha, GNH and the Hegemonic in Bhutan:
Manufacturing Nationalism and Transnational
Belonging through Language
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11:50 -12:05 Coffee Break
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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
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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
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12:55 -13:20 Dr Valentina Serreli (University of Aix-Marseille)
Language ideologies and performance of identity
and belonging in 'globalising' Siwa (Egypt)
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13:20 -13:45 Discussion
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13:45 -14: 45 Lunch
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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
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16:00 -16:15 Break
PANEL TWO
Chair: Dr Nancy Hawker
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16:15 -16:40 Dr Yolandi Ribbens-Klein
(University of Cape Town)
The embodiment of place and belonging:
boorlinge and inkommers in (im)mobility
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16:40 -17:05 Marina Massaguer Comes
(Open University of Catalonia)
Languages, belonging and social categories
in Catalonia: non-Catalan speaking perspectives
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17:05 -17:15 Discussion
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18:30 -19:15 Drinks Reception: Flora Anderson Hall,
Somerville College
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19:30onwards Conference Dinner
Somerville College Hall
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DAY TWO
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9:00 -9:30 Registration
Flora Anderson Hall
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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
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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
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11:05 -11:20 Coffee Break
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11:20 -11:55 Maria Martika & Eleni Ntalampyra & Dr Birgul Yilmaz
(Hellenic Open University)
Language ideologies among refugees in Greece
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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
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12:20 -12:45 Carlie Fitzgerald (University of Essex)
The Transformation of Experience
in Asylum Narratives
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12:45 - 13:10 Discussion
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13:10 -14:00 Lunch
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14:10 -15:10 KEYNOTE LECTURE
DR ENAM AL-WER
(University of Essex)
The evolution of sectarian linguistic stratification: Jordan as a case study
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PANEL FOUR
Chair: Rosemary Hall
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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
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15:35 -16:00 Ayten Alibaba & Dr Jo Angouri
(University of Warwick)
Belonging in Context: The case of Turkish Cypriot community in London
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16:00 -16:15 Coffee Break
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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
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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.
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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
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17:30 -18:00 Discussion
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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
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PANEL FIVE
Chair: Dr Nancy Hawker
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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
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10:55 -11:20 Dr Andrew Wong (California State University, East Bay)
Authenticity, Belonging and Charter Myths of Cantonese
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11:20 -11:45 Discussion
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11:45 -13:00 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Chair: PROF DEBORAH CAMERON (University of Oxford)
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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)
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13:00 -13:30 CLOSING REMARKS
PROF DAVID PARKIN
(University of Oxford)
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13:30 -14:00 Lunch