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We invite applications for participating in the 6th DiscourseNet Summer School in Tutzing (close to Munich), Bavaria, in the south of Germany, 30 June – 3 July 2020.

What can you expect?

This is to share a recent publication of ours, which discusses the unequal distribution of citations in Applied Linguistics: 

Johannes Angermuller and Julian Hamann (2019) "The celebrity logics of the academic field. The unequal distribution of citation visibility of Applied Linguistics professors in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom." Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung 1(2019): 77-93.

Submissions for Vol. VIII are accepted from now and until the end of 2020 and will be published immediately upon acceptance based on the journal’s all-year-round publishing policy.

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The DFG Collaborative Research Centre 1369 “Cultures of Vigilance. Transformations – Spaces – Techniques” at the LMU Munich, one of the leading research universities in Europe, is advertising

four visiting scholarships for PhD candidates

starting from March 2020, for a period of three to six months each. Scholarship awardees will receive a monthly grant of 1.356 euros and travel expenses to and from Munich at the beginning and end of the three- or six-month-term will be covered.

Chamada de artigos para a revista Comunicação e Sociedade. Tema: “Discursos sobre migrantes, refugiados e minorias na esfera pública”

Para este número da Comunicação e Sociedade, desafia-se os investigadores a refletirem sobre as diferentes estratégias discursivo-textuais convocadas em discursos políticos, da imprensa e das redes sociais sobre migrantes, refugiados e minorias, deste o início do século XXI.

Public discourses on migrants, refugees and minorities: the 21st century in debate

Editors: Moisés de Lemos Martins (CECS-UM, Portugal), Maria Aldina Marques (ILCH-UM, Portugal) & Rui Ramos (IE-UM, Portugal)

For the next volume of Comunicação e Sociedade, we are challenging researchers to reflect on the different discursive-textual strategies used in political, press and social media discourses on migrants, refugees and minorities since the early 21st century.

Dear Colleagues, 

Grammar of Hate panel at the 8th CADAAD conference, July 7-9 2020