Joe Salmons & Sam Litty (University of Wisconsin-­‐Madison)
Feature mobility in Wisconsin English consonant changes

James Hawkey (University of Bristol)
Language, cultural heritage and the polity:
Catalan and Occitan across borders

Mi Yung Park (University of Auckland)
Language use, identity, and marginalization:
a narrative study of Southeast Asian migrant brides in Korea

Audrey Small (University of Sheffield)
Always the immigrant, never the expatriate:
identity and labels in contemporary France

Jennie Dailey-­O’Cain (University of Alberta)
National Spaces, Transnational Language:
English, European Youth, and the Media

Kasper Juffermans (University of Luxembourg)
“All I’m thinking is to go out of out of this country”:
South-North multilingual and mobile aspirations

Frieda Coetzee (University of Cape Town)
Social networks in language socialization research

Wes Lin (University of York)
Migrating masculinities, values and modernity:
rural men in urban China

Adriana Patiño-Santos (University of Southampton)
Multilingualism in the Catalan education system:
the Latin American case

Michelle Gu (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Identity construction and language ideologies in multilingual settings

James Simpson & Jess Bradley (University of Leeds)
Translanguaging business and heritage:
implications for language education

Mark Payne (University of Sheffield)
From periphery to centre:
nurturing Slovakian Roma children at secondary school

Darren Paffey (University of Southampton)
Challenging policies: Latin Americans in London

Clare Mar-Molinero (University of Southampton)
Language issues in migrant return:
the example of US born Mexicans returnees

Kristine Horner and Joanna Kremer (University of Sheffield)
Language, migration and citizenship policy in Luxembourg
‘from above’ and ‘from below’

Patrick Stevenson (University of Southampton)
Language policy in multilingual contexts: layers, scales and methods