Current Research

Investigating discourses of inheritance and identity in four multilingual European settings

Case studies in four national contexts use ethnographic observation and interviews to investigate cultural heritage and global identities in a range of educational settings, where new and established linguistic practices connect and disconnect. Find out more... 

Researching multilingualism, multilingualism in research practice

ESRC (RES-046-25-0004)

This project which runs from 2010-2013, has been funded under the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), Researcher Development Initiative (RDI) scheme (Round 4). Total funding: £99,996.99. Dr Deirdre Martin is the project director and the co-investigators are Professor Marilyn Martin-Jones, Professor Adrian Blackledge, Professor Angela Creese and Dr Sheena Gardner. For further details, see the Researching Multilingualism project webpage.

 

Researching Multilingually

Researching Multilingually is an Research Networking project that aims to explore how cultures are translated through research and data collection processes.