Final draft programme (updated 7 July 2004)

The conference will begin at 14.00 on Thursday 8 July and end at about 13.00 on Saturday 10 July.

Surnames of presenters have been given only in the programme's slots. The full abstracts will be posted shortly on the website as well as being available in hardcopy at the conference. (NB apologies for the lack of accents on this provisional version of the programme; this WILL be rectified in the final draft!).

Please note that each slot is allocated 30 minutes, representing 20 minutes for the presentation and 10 for questions and comments.

Thursday 8 July
02.00	Welcome and introduction
02.15	Plenary 1, Lecture Theatre B, Susan GAL Migration, minorities and multilingualism in Europe: language ideologies and the practices of linguistic difference
03.20 – 03.40	J BRUTT-GRIFFLER Language endangerment and World English: theoretical perspectives	S WRIGHT / H KELLY-HOLMES Does the internet encourage the maintenance and revitalisation of lesser-used languages?	M PAYNE Researching foreign language provision within the context of the multilingual school and community
03.45 – 04.15	J O'DRISCOLL The discourse of English as T-Rex	L BLEICHENBACHER Dobry den Kosice – üdvözlöm Kassat – hello Kosice: language choice in a Slovak internet guestbook	J COLEMAN The language of higher education
04.15	Tea break
04.30 – 05.00	R ALEXANDER Englishisation of Europe in the (dis-) service of people or profit?	A DUSZAK Why ‘newspeak'? Axiological insights into a new style of communication in Poland	M WISE Defending France's national linguistic territory within the transnational European Single Market; some implications for EU language policy
05.05 – 05.35	C GNUTZMANN Globalisation, plurilingualism and English as a Lingua Franca (ELF): Has English as a Foreign Language (EFL) become obsolete?	H KELLY-HOLMES Advertising and the future of minority languages in Europe – the case of Catalan and Irish	C LONGMAN Language and politics in the European convention: the challenge of multilingual deliberation
05.40 – 06.10	R LJOSLAND English: the high variety of Norway?	M JOHANSSON Media representations of institutional multilingualism of the European Union	M BYRAM From linguistic diversity to plurilingual education – policy development for Europe
07.15	Dinner

Friday 9 July
09.00	Plenary 2, Lecture Theatre B, Jan BLOMMAERT European régimes of literacy
10.05 – 10.35	C BRUMFIT A European perspective on language as liminality	J-B ADREY Regional and/or Minority Language Politics After Enlargement: The Double Standard Issue	J OCKOVA “Tell me what do you think about them and I'll tell you who you are.”: the “Other” in the context of foreign language teaching in Czech Republic	S MERCADO Marketing Catalan language ideologies: regionalism, migration and the dynamism of Catalan language policies
10.40 – 11.10	H De SCHUTTER Language ideologies in political philosophy	P van AVERMAET Social determinants of language shift amongst ethnic minority groups	C BARTHA / A BORBELY Dimensions of linguist otherness: prospects of minority language maintenance in Hungary	R CASESNOVES / T TURELL Linguistic shift and community language: the effect of demographic factors in the Valencian Country and Catalonia
11.10	Coffee break
11.30 – 12.00	A PRETO-BAY The teaching of Portuguese as a second language to Eastern European Immigrants: systemic and methodological questions	F M HULT Swedish minority language rights in ecolinguistic perspective	G HOGAN-BRUN Framing Educational Debates in Latvia	R BERCERO Linguistic policies and reality; the absence of a future for Aragonese
12.05 – 12.35	M SPOTTI Constructing ‘native speakers to be' in a primary Flemish multilingual classroom	A LINDSKOG Language v. State: comparing the impact of language policies in Sweden and Ireland	K BRAZAITIS Whither Lithuanian? Will Scotch supplant Schnapps and Vodka in the Lithuanian (linguistic) cocktail?	A BARRERA-GONZALEZ Language ideologies and language policies in Spain 1978-2003
12.40 – 01.10	E GERENTE / H STOYIANNIDOU Beyond assimilation and ethnocentricity: teaching modern Greek as a foreign and/or second language, in Greece and abroad	T MILANI Sweden and the EU: language policy and national identity	A PRIEDITE What do qualitative and quantitative surveys tell us about language policy?	L LOPEZ On the origins of Spanish: linguistic science, language ideology and nationalism
01.10	Lunch
02.00	Plenary 3, Lecture Theatre B, Colin WILLIAMS Reluctant Reformers in Language Governance
03.05 – 03.35	T PETROVIC Balkan people in a non –Balkan state: how national and ethnic language ideologies meet in the case of Serbs in Slovenia	B O'ROURKE Minority languages as expressions of identity in an expanding Europe: examples from the Irish and Galician contexts	R GOULD The European paradox: Swiss discourses of identity between dependence and xenophobia	J McPAKE , et al Promoting linguistic diversity? Local, national and Europe-wide support for community languages
03.40 – 04.10	C VOSS The Macedonian standard language: a Tito-Yugoslav experiment or symbol for “Great Macedonian” ethnic inclusion?	K GLASER Language as a multiple boundary marker: Gaelic as a sources of regional, political and subcultural identities	D STOTZ Breach of peace: struggles around multilingualism in Switzerland	K SMITH Publishing and language issues in Europe
04.10	Tea break
04.30 – 05.00	P COLUZZI Minority language planning and regionalism in Italy: the cases of Lombardy and Friuli	L TIMM Heritage Languages within the European Union: Opportunity Faces Paradoxes, Two Case Studies		P STEVENSON 'National' languages in transnational contexts: language, migration and citizenship in Europe
05.05 – 05.35	K HORNER Multikulti, awer op Lëtzebuergesch: negotiating the language-identity link in Luxembourg	G FERGUSON Language revitalisation: the contrasting trajectories of Welsh and Breton		T OMONIYI The Ethnic between nation and supranation: ethnolinguistic minorities and European citizenship
05.40 – 06.10	M WAGNER Non-linguists' language values and attitudes in a growing Europe: the case of Trier in the Moselle-Franconian dialect area	S NOLAN Are we not French?: Regional identity and language in Eastern Brittany		R ROUILLARD The Loyalty of Art: Russian Art and Literature and the Estonian Linguistic Nationalism
07.00	Dinner

Saturday 10 July
09.00 – 09.30		S JOHNSON Orthography, legitimation and the construction of Publics: the case of German	C MAR-MOLINERO Europe and the Future of Languages: The Case of Spanish
09.35 – 10.05	A CHAMBERS Language policy in higher education in Europe: what can we learn from bilingual universities?	Y GARIPOV / M SOLNYSHKINA Language policy in national Republics of Russia: ideology and practice of Tatarstan	G BRAND The role of "Europe" in the South African language debate
10.10 – 10.40	C HOFFMANN Social trends and multilingual patterns in contemporary Europe	A TOLSTOKOROVA Gender, Linguistic Human Rights and European integration	U MEINHOF / N KIWAN Linguistic identities and social capital: transnationalism and the African music scene in Paris
10.40	Coffee break
11.00 – 11.30	M KARYOLEMOU Language ideology and language practice in higher education: setting aside national language policies	P HAMBYE Language policy as a matter of social justice: conditions for fair linguistic markets in the European Union	B BUSCH Urban vs. national language policies
11.35 – 12.05	E ERLING / S HILGENDORF Language ideologies in the context of German higher education	F GRIN Towards a public policy approach to language scenarios for the EU	G EXTRA / K YAGMUR Dealing with urban multiculturalism in multicultural Europe
12.10	Plenary 4, Lecture Theatre B, Thomas RICENTO Americanization, language ideologies and the construction of European identities
01.10	End of conference / Lunch