Dates:
5-6 July, 2007
Organiser:
The Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS)
Benczúr u. 33.
H-1068 Budapest
Hungary
Phone: (36-1) 321-4830
Fax: (36-1) 322-9297
E-mail: linginst@nytud.hu
Web: www.nytud.hu
Venue and further information:
Faculty of Law
University of Pécs
48-as tér 1.
Pécs
7622 Hungary
Foreign Affairs Coordinator: Ms. Brigitta Szabó
Phone: + 36 72 501 599/3241
Fax: + 36 72 215 148
E-mail: icml11reg@ajk.pte.hu
Website: http://icml11.law.pte.hu/contact.html
Themes:
The special focus of the conference is Multilingualism, Citizenship and the Future of Minority Languages: Ideologies and Practices of Linguistic Difference in Europe.
Main themes:
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Bilingualism and education
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Models of language learning in education
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Minority languages and the "new economy" (country studies, analyses of the administration of the European Union)
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Negotiation of identities in a new European context: national, regional and transnational perspectives
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Language policies, language planning and linguistic human rights within national and international legal frameworks
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The challenges of comparative analysis of minority languages
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Patterns of language shift and maintenance
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Minority languages, the media and the Internet
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Minority languages and corpus linguistics
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The Roma minority and their languages in Europe
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Linguistic minorities in the enlarged EU
Proposed themes for colloquia include (but are not limited to):
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Linguistic imperialism and bilingualism of minorities in Europe
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Migration and bilingualism
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Areas of citizenship, human rights, equality, and the trans-national/international nature of the Deaf community
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European Union: Old and New - Common and specific linguistic arrangements in old and new Member States
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The EU and the protection of linguistic minorities
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