Programme: accepted abstracts

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Berlin stories: multilingualism in Mareschstr. 74 (ID: 375)
Stevenson, Patrick
Discussion (ID: 1472)
Vigers, Dick
Language Narratives and the Construction of Transfronterizo Identities at the San Diego-Tijuana Border (ID: 861)
Relano-Pastor, Ana M.
Language, biography, and performance: Staging the Spanish migrant experience in Paris (ID: 882)
Divita, David
Linguistic Identity of German Huguenots (ID: 286)
Thietz, Anne
Linguistic diversity in the unilingual courtroom. Exploring an urban contradiction from a biographical point of view. (ID: 1353)
Slezak, Gabriele
Rural people and the big city – Ingrian Finns’ autobiographic stories about language use in the St. Petersburg area (ID: 963)
Mononen, Kaarina Lea Hannele
Skilled Migration and Global English: The Linguistic Narratives of Sub-Saharan African Professionals. (ID: 884)
Giampapa, Frances
Telling lives: Personal and professional identities at the crossroads in a migration context (ID: 1259)
Lanza, Elizabeth
The use of narratives and survey methodologies in the study of the role played by young migrants in mediating between languages and cultures, and of the construction of their identities (ID: 1433)
Rossato, Linda
Tracing trajectories of agency: the language (hi)stories of transnational domestic workers (ID: 1268)
Lorente, Beatriz
When speakers of translocal heteroglossic repertoires encounter monolingual environments (ID: 926)
Busch, Brigitta
« Then » vs « today » : languages and chronotopes in narratives of post-Soviet migrants (ID: 1336)
Nossik, Sandra
‘Becoming multilingual in urban contexts’ seen through Language Biography lenses (ID: 734)
Franceschini, Rita
“My German is not as good as theirs”: proficiency, attitudes and sense of place in Canadian German language biographies (ID: 838)
Liebscher, Grit

Sociolinguistics Symposium 19

Programme: accepted abstracts