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Programme: accepted abstracts

You looked for the abstracts in Session 169: Sociolinguistic perspectives on the internationalization of HE

• (Re)defining transnational student mobility: the discursive dynamics of European identity construction (ID: 1160)
  Ivanus, Dumitru Daniel
• Attitudes to linguistic variation in the international university (ID: 964)
  Mortensen, Janus
• Be mobile, go abroad, be successful. A Critical Discourse Analysis of the presentation of exchange and mobility programmes in universities’ self-marketing. (ID: 1010)
  Triebl, Eva
• Discourse on ELF in elite international higher education: negotiating linguistic identities (ID: 1132)
  Unger, Johann Wolfgang
• Discourses of Literacy on an International Master’s Programme: Examining Students’ Academic Writing Norms (ID: 971)
  McCambridge, Laura Liisa
• Discussion (ID: 1482)
  Coulmas, Florian
• Discussion (ID: 1481)
  Lillis, Theresa
• Global strategies and local norms. Languages at the international university (ID: 513)
  Söderlundh, Hedda
• Higher education – a national institution within an international setting? The implications of “language” to higher education (ID: 1026)
  Saarinen, Taina
• Internalization of teacher-education colleges in Israel:Views of staff and students towards the Englishization phenomena (ID: 669)
  Inbar-Lourie, Ofra
• Language use among international accounting students in Australia (ID: 988)
  Terraschke, Agnes
• Multilingual landscaping and language attitudes of international students at the University of Luxembourg (ID: 1150)
  Stoike, Rahel
• Publishing Internationally: What are the Consequences for Nordic Scientific Terminology? (ID: 329)
  Hultgren, Anna Kristina
• Teaching in one’s 1st language vs. English as a lingua franca: Linguistic performance and academic authenticity in the international university (ID: 827)
  Preisler, Bent
• The impact of internationalization on the minority language: clashing stances between global and local interests in Catalonia (ID: 1126)
  Gallego Balsà, Lídia
• The impact of university rankings and international mobility on linguistic diversity in scientific communication (ID: 413)
  Gazzola, Michele
• ‘We are jun-Japa’ – Dynamics of ELF communication in an English medium academic context (ID: 765)
  Iino, Masakazu