Our Team & Network
Team Members
Bahar Yilmaz
Former colleagues: Anne-Marie Mölders, M.A. (until März 2022), Diana Lehl (Autumn 2022)
If you would like to follow our work and receive information about events, please contact us: sprint@uni-due.de
Prof. Brigitta Busch (U Vienna) and Prof. Marcelyn Oostendorp (U Stellenbosch) Language and Trauma (Workshop and Handbook)
Founded with Sandra Ballweg (Paderborn), exchanging on recent research, joint presentations and publications.
Dr. habil. Urszula Doliwa (University Warmia Mazury in Poland). We work on Community Media, Media Pluralism and pirate radio in Poland, Austria and Hungary (with Gergely Gosztonyi). Latest paper in 2021: Community media’s role in changing centreâperiphery relations through participatory, not-for-profit journalism. International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics, https://doi.org/10.1386/macp_00042_1
Dr. Mi-Cha Flubacher and Prof. Brigitta Busch (University of Vienna): Lived experience of language, language portraits and heteroglossia.net
Recently published: Speaking Subjects in Multilingualism Research: Biographical and Speaker-centred Approaches
Supervision of PhD thesis:
Esther Domke (UDE): Influences on processes of linguistic and sociocultural integration in Germany of medical professionals (from Mexico); German Studies
Sofia Grigoriadou (UDE): Heritage language education (HLE) and languages with a small number of speakers. Navigating European Union (EU) language policy, school regulations in North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW) and everyday practice:
the case of Greek HLE. German Studies
Irem Karacay (University of Mannheim and UDE): The Minority of the Minority: Capturing the Origin-Specific Linguistic Diversity in Intergenerational Language Transmission; First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Irena Kogan / CDSS (Center for Doctoral Studies in Social Sciences); Research interests: Immigration, ethnic discrimination, sociology of language, sociolinguistics
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Miriam Lange Guerra (UDE): Transnational female migrant and their linguistic repertoire from a southern frame: A biographical approach through comics from female migrants from Lusophony countries. Research interests: Applied linguistics, multilingualism research, sociolinguistics
Yin Yu (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen und UDE): Family and School: Intergenerational perspectives on the connections between family language policy and schooling; First supervisor: Prof. Andrea Bogner / Intercultural German studies