Working Group 9 Members
Carla Bagna
Affiliation: Università per Stranieri di Siena
Graduated in Foreign Languages and Literatures (French language four-year, three-year Russian address language language teaching) in 1998 at the University of Pavia. She received in 2002 the PhD in Teaching Italian to Foreigners at the University for Foreigners of Siena. PhD Thesis: The prepositions in near native speakers of Italian L2. Uses and functions of an evolving system: theoretical and educational implications. Researcher in the same University (1st June 2006 – 1st May 2014) Director of the Language Centre of the University for Foreigners in Siena from october 2010. May 2014: Associate Professor in Educational Linguistics at the University for Foreigners of Siena (Italy)
Research interests: plurilingualism, superdiversity, second language learning/teaching, immigration
Tadhg Ó hIfearnáin
Affiliation: University of Limerick
Research interests: I research within the broad tripartite language policy paradigm composed of language practices, ideologies and beliefs about language, and the intentional or unintentional intervention in these processes by agents of change. I conduct long-term ethnographic research in the Irish Gaeltacht and other extended projects in the Isle of Man and Brittany, as well as contemporary studies of the sociolinguistics of Wales, Scotland, Nova Scotia and minority language policy in Europe. In conducting this research I work collaboratively with local speaker communities, postdoctoral researchers and graduate students and with colleagues in international networks.
Massimiliano Spotti
Affiliation: Department of Culture Studies, Tilburg School of Humanities, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
1) asylum 2.0 and the implication of the internet for the process of asylum seeking practices and the politics of suspicion
2) the institutional responses to super-diversity in urban and non-urban spaces across Europe with a specific focus on regular primary school classrooms and classrooms for the reception of young third country nationals.
3) e-citizenship apprenticeship, e-inclusion/exclusion and the process of enregisterment - through CEFR based language testing ? of newly arrived migrants in discourses of morality and national belonging.
Research interests: sociolinguistic ethnographic studies in Dutch as L2 classrooms, L2 policing for low literate migrants, superdiversity and language based citizenship testing

Josep Soler
Affiliation: Department of English, Stockholm University
Research interests: Language policy, linguistic ideologies, ethnography, discourse studies
Colin Williams
Formerly Research Professor in Sociolinguistics, now an Honorary Professor, in the School of Welsh, Cardiff University. Currently he is a Visiting Fellow, St Edmund's College, the University of Cambridge, UK.
Affiliation: Cardiff University / Cambridge University
Research interests: New Speakers in Official Language Strategies
Natalie Tarr
Affiliation: Center for African Studies CASB, University of Basel, Switzerland
Research interests: interpretation, plurilingualism, bureaucratisation, language and power, language ideology
Caroline Kerfoot
Affiliation: Centre for Research on Bilingualism, Stockholm UniversityThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Research interests: multilingualism, identities, epistemic access, mobility, migration
Constadina Charalambous
Affiliation: European University Cyprus
Research interests: language education policy, language policy and conflict, language policy and security, language & superdiversity
Kristian Lewis
Affiliation: Institute of Croatian Language and Linguistics
Research interests: multilingualism, minority languages, language policies, language planning
Urko Ikardo
Affiliation: Bortzirietako Euskara Mankomunitatea; Université Libre de Bruxelles
Research interests: New speakers and Basque language policy.
Gwennan Elin Higham
Affiliation: Department of Welsh, Swansea University
Research interests: Migration, new speakers of Welsh, language policy, citizenship, social cohesion, mulitculuralism
Steve Morris
Affiliation: Department of Welsh, Swansea University
Research interests: New speakers of Welsh and social spaces, language planning (especially corpus planning), sociolinguistics, language acquisition
Florence Bonacina-Pugh
Affiliation: University of Edinburgh
Research interests: Language-in-education policies in migratory contexts, Language Policy and Practice, 1+2 Language Strategy in Scotland
Anna Augustyniak
Anik Nandi
Ermina Ramadanovic
Ibon Manterola
Graham Turner
Guzman Mancho-Barés
Heiko F. Marten
Facundo Reyna Muniain
Jeroen Darquennes
Jone Goirigolzarri Garaizar
Julia Sallabank
Karen Corrigan
Kathryn Jones
Luisa Martín Rojo
Maite Puigdevall Serralvo
Minna Suni
Montserrat Casacuberta
Sanita Lazdiņa
Sjaak Kroon
Teresa Galarza
Wilson McLeod