Researching Multilingualism

1. Introduction Marilyn Martin-Jones and Deirdre Martin Section 1: Researching discourses, policies and practices on different scales and in different social spaces 2. Mobility, multilingualism and methods: sociolinguistic ethnography in the globalized new economy Monica Heller 3. A heteroglossic perspective on multilingualism Adrian Blackledge and Angela Creese 4. The application of nexus analysis to investigating language policy and practice Francis Hult 5. Ethnography of language policy: theory and method David Cassels Johnson 6. Linguistic ethnographic research in multilingual classrooms Feliciano Chimbutane 7. Ethnographic monitoring as a method for observing change Jef Van Der Aa and Jan Blommaert Section 2: Contemporary mobilities: researching trajectories, identities and multilingual repertoires 8. Narrative inquiry in transnational migratory contexts Mike Baynham and Anna da Fina 9. Biographical approaches to research in multilingual settings: exploring linguistic repertoires Brigitta Busch 10. Multilingual uses of photography in ethnographically-informed research Kamran Khan 11. Doing a sociolinguistic ethnography of mobility in a multilingual urban setting Patricia Lamarre 12. Researching multilingual literacies and multimodality in faith settings Vally Lytra and Eve Gregory Section 3: Researching multilingual communication on-line 13. Methodologies for researching multilingual practices on-line David Barton and Carmen Lee 14. Investigating multilingualism and multisemioticity in social media Sirpa Leppanen, Samu Kytola, Saija Peuronen, Henna Jousmaki & Elina Westinen 15. Virtual linguistic ethnography: investigating corporate multilingualism on-line Helen Kelly-Holmes Section 4: Multilingualism in research practice: voices and identities 16. Voices in multilingual education research: researcher, interpreter and research participant Jane Andrews 17. Multilingual dynamics in the research process: transcribing and interpreting interactional data Sabina Vakser