ReferentInnen / Speakers
- Rudolf Muhr (Universität Graz, Research Centre Austrian German, Austria): Asymmetry in action - The sociolinguistics of lexical change in Austrian German [ABSTRACT]
- Nino Amiridze (Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS, NL)/ Olga Gurevich (UC Berkeley, US): The sociolinguistics of borrowing: Georgian moxdoma and Russian proizojti "happen" [ABSTRACT]
- Leslie Barratt (Indiana State University, USA): What Speakers Don't Notice: Language Changes Can Sneak In [ABSTRACT]
- Steven Berbeco (Charlestown High School, Somerville, MA, US): On Dead Dogs, Mr. Berbecs! [ABSTRACT]
- Wolfgang Braune-Steininger (TU Berlin, Deutschland): Reproduktionen und Innovationen im kulturdiplomatischen Diskurs [ABSTRACT]
- Johan De Caluwe (Ghent University, Belgium): Continuity and innovation in the perception of language as a symbol of social emancipation [ABSTRACT]
- Christine Domke ( TU Chemnitz/Germanistische Sprachwissenschaft): Werbung, Wahlkampf, Weblogs - Neue Formen der (politischen) Kommunikation [ABSTRACT]
- Sinaida Fomina (Universität für Architektur, Institut für Fremdsprachen, Woronesh, Russland): Innovationen in Sprache und Kommunikation russischer Kleinbusbusfahrer als soziale Symbole neuer russischer Realitäten [ABSTRACT]
- Shahram Ghahraki (Azad University, Khomeinishahr, Iran): Cultural schemas in official letter writing: A study of Persian [ABSTRACT]
- Heiko Girnth / Sascha Michel (Universität Mainz, Deutsches Institut, Deutschland): Americanizing the electoral battle. A (text-)linguistic analysis of the Rapid Response-Module [ABSTRACT]
- Rika Ito (Asian Studies, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN, US): Talking right?: Use of non-traditional first pronouns in Japanese young children speech [ABSTRACT]
- Evangelos Kourdis (Technological Institute of Epirus, Department of Speech Therapy, Greece): Evaluation factors of social prestige of a standard language. The case of the Modern Greek language [ABSTRACT]
- Abderrazzaq Msellek ( Université Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah, Département d'Allemand Fès, Marokko): Die neuen Internetkommunikationsformen und deren Auswirkungen auf die Sprache und Kommunikationsgewohnheiten der Jugend in Marokko [ABSTRACT]
- Attila Németh ( Universität Veszprém, Germanistisches Institut, Ungarn): Zweisprachige Kommunikationsstrategien und Einstellungskonzepte. Beobachtungen am deutsch-ungarischen Sprachkontakt [ABSTRACT]
- Anja Nikolic-Hoyt / Lelija Socanac (Linguistic Research Institute, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb, Croatia): English in Contact in Croatia: Past and Present [ABSTRACT]
- Alexander Onysko (Universität Innsbruck, Inst. F. Anglistik, Austria): Beyond lexical influence: the use of English code-switches in German journalistic writing [ABSTRACT]
- Tunde Olusola Opeibi (University of Lagos, Nigeria Department of English, University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos, Nigeria): Political marketing or 'political matcheting'?: Aspects of language use in negative political campaign adverts in nigeria [ABSTRACT]
- Gunter Schaarschmidt (University of Victoria Department of Germanic and Russian Studies, Canada): Language Shift and Text Types: Reconfiguring the Ritual Language of Doukhobor Russians in Canada [ABSTRACT]
- Manfred Sellner (Institut f. Linguistik, Universität Salzburg, Austria): Language Change in China and Japan reflecting social and political developments [ABSTRACT]
- Gerhard Stell (Free University, Germaanse Talen, Brussels, Belgium): Changes in Africaans after the end of Apartheid [ABSTRACT]
- Irena Vassileva ( TU Berlin, Arbeitsstelle Semiotik, Deutschland): Der Zustrom des Englischen in Bulgarien - ein Generationsproblem [ABSTRACT]
- Ibrahim Zeinad (The American University in Cairo, Egypt): Borrowing in Modern Standard Arabic [ABSTRACT]
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