Linguistic Landscape

The theme of Linguistic Landscape 15 is focused on fluidity and fixity in borderlands. We conceive of 'borderlands' broadly, to include both physical and imagined spaces, as well as both empirical and theoretical conceptualisations. 

一、Theme

We welcome abstracts that investigate the linguistic landscapes of borderlands, including (and going beyond) the possible themes listed below:LL at and around geographical borders

LL at and around political borders

LL in language planning and policy, defining borders

Ideological borders in the LL

Crossing the borders of academia into community-led LL research

Crossing the borders between LL research and pedagogical application

LL research and disciplinary borders

Methodological borders in LL research

Theoretical borders in LL research

Historical borders in LL research

Modality borders in LL research

Linguistic borders in LL research

Ethical borders in LL research

二、Abstract Submission

For individual paper submissions, please include a title and 250 word (maximum) abstract (excluding references).For panel submissions, please include a panel title and 250 word (maximum) abstract for the panel. Please then also include titles for each individual paper as well as a 150 word (maximum) abstract for each paper on the panel.The conference will mostly be in-person. If you would like to submit for a Zoom presentation, please submit as part of a hybrid panel. At least one presenter from the panel must be present in-person.Please include the language(s) of your proposed presentation. Translanguaging during presentations is also welcome.

三、Keynote Speakers

四、Timeline

ｃａｌｌ for Abstracts Announced: 8 September 2023

Abstract Submissions Close: 30 November 2023

Notification of Acceptance: 31 December 2023

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 31 January 

2024Speaker Registration Deadline: 31 March 2024

NZ LL Winter School: 18-19 June 2024

Conference: 20-22 June 2024

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