[Edling] Language Policy ReN AILA World Congress 2023--Deadline Extended to 10 July

[Sarah C.K. Moore via Edling]

Dear Language Policy Research Network (LPReN) and colleagues,

Conference organizers have extended the deadline for submissions to the
#AILA2023
<https://www.linkedin.com/feed/hashtag/?keywords=aila2023&highlightedUpdateUrns=urn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A6947820358792036352>
Congress
to *July 10, 2022!*

The platform requires an up to 200 word Abstract and up to 500 word
Argument  (including bibliography).

When submitting your proposal for LPReN, please select:

[SYMP08] AILA ReN - Language Policy Research Network World Congress Symposia

And select and indicate in your Abstract/Argument with which of the three
themes below your paper aligns.

*LPReN #1:* Foregrounding the Role of Historic and Contemporary Coloniality
in Language Policy, Papers should address origins and maintenance of
settler-colonialism, its imposition on Indigenous, Tribal, Minoritized
(ITM), and Mother Tongue language speakers in language policy. Foci may be
research on decoloniality prioritizing emic perspectives of those impacted
by imperialist, capitalist, and neoliberal movements and supremacies.

*LPReN #2:* Regimes of Knowledge Construction, Languages, and
Deglobalisation in Language Policy, Papers expose implicit regimes of
knowledge construction and language sustained through globalisation and
explore the impact of modern deglobalisation on diasporas in and through
language policy. Studies may involve intra-subjectivity and repositioning
presumed global East-West-Middle orders.

*LPReN #3:* Social Justice, Hegemony, and Complicity in Language Policy,
Papers interrogate hegemonies undermining language policy-related social
justice efforts and unveil instances of complicity in subjugating power
structures of privilege and entitlement. Papers may involve
self-criticality and vulnerability and resistance in language policy.

Additional guidance for proposal submission and links are in the message
below from the steering committee.

With best wishes,
Sarah
_________________________________________________________


Dear authors,

We know that it is always challenging to find time to write an abstract so
the deadline for submissions to the #AILA2023
<https://www.linkedin.com/feed/hashtag/?keywords=aila2023&highlightedUpdateUrns=urn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A6947820358792036352>
Congress
has been extended to *July 10, 2022*!

Individual abstracts must be submitted on the official congress platform
hosted by Dryfta. To access the submission form, you need to create an
account: https://aila2023.dryfta.com/

Call for papers webpage: https://aila2023.fr/call-for-papers/

The steering committee,

--
*Grégory MIRAS*

*Maître de conférences HDR SDL & DDL*
*Directeur du département des scienc. du lang. et de la com.*
*Président de l'Association française de linguistique appliquée*
Université de Rouen Normandie - DYLIS (EA7474)
IRED - 7, rue Thomas Becket
76821 Mont Saint Aignan - France


--
Sarah CK Moore, PhD
Applied Linguistics and Language Education
Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership
College of Education
University of Maryland College Park
2311 Benjamin Building
301-405-3133
sckmoore at umd.edu
*pronouns: she/her/hers*
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