Sociolinguistics Symposium 19
Freie Universität Berlin | August 21-24, 2012
Programme: accepted abstracts
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- Commodification of linguistic repertoires on the Moldovan labour market (ID: 750)
Weirich, Anna-Christine - Contested legitimacies and neo-speakers of minorized languages: who has the right to be a speaker? (ID: 828)
Costa Wilson, James - Discussion (ID: 1502)
Duchêne, Alexandre - Discussion (ID: 1457)
Gal, Susan - Evolving national economies, persistent language ideologies: Korean-based multinationals in the Czech Republic (ID: 1051)
Sherman, Tamah - Introduction (ID: 1456)
Flubacher, Mi-Cha - Language beliefs and ideologies in a London based multilingual outbound call centre (ID: 430)
Woydack, Johanna - Legitimate language, legitimate speakers: who owns Canadian French? (ID: 353)
Heller, Monica - Multilingualism in the workplace: from ethno-nationalism to post-nationalism (ID: 438)
Pujolar, Joan - Struggle for legitimacy and (dis-)loyalty while away: Intra-national mobility in the Swiss university context (ID: 959)
Zimmermann, Martina - The Neo-liberal Subject of Immigrant Language Training Programs in Canada (ID: 231)
Haque, Eve - The Portuguese state and its heritage schools at the age of the new economy: what kind of legitimacy and for whom? (ID: 772)
Steiner, Mariana - Who is legitimate to sell the nation ?: Language as a variable argument in a competing market (ID: 651)
Del Percio, Alfonso