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**Due to multiple requests we have now extended our deadline to WEDNESDAY 9 JANUARY 2019.** Following our highly successful inaugural conference in 2018 - where delegates from over 20 countries met over two days - we are delighted to welcome submissions for our second annual conference. Theme: ‘Lenses, layers and entry points’ When: 30-31 May, 2019 Where: George Square, The University of Edinburgh, UK Plenary speaker(s): Professor Helen Kelly-Holmes (University of Limerick) Professor Constant Leung (King’s College London) Call for Papers: The Language Policy Forum 2019 invites scholars, practitioners and others to explore various lenses available to us to understand the multiple layers of language policy processes. Whether an image, a discourse, a practice or an ideology, language policy can be approached via different entry points. These call for different analytical lenses, which in turn shed light on different layers of language policy. This is the Language Policy Forum, a forum for all research about language policy. The Language Policy special interest group (www.langpol.ac.uk) exists to enable such broad and inclusive dialogue. We are open to a wide diversity of fields, including (but by no means limited to) sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, linguistic ethnography, linguistic anthropology, political philosophy, economics, education studies, globalisation and migration studies. For further details of our call, and to submit your proposal, please visit our website: https://langpol.ac.uk/view/langpol/events/2019-lpf Please help support the conference by forwarding this message, and retweeting us: https://twitter.com/langpolicy/status/1075723039877332992. We hope to see you in Edinburgh! All the best, Elisabeth Barakos, Florence Bonacina-Pugh, Rachel O’Neill, Taehee Choi, Yongcan Liu, Dave Sayers (LP SIG committee) www.langpol.ac.uk ######################################################################## To unsubscribe from the SOCIAL-POLICY list, click the following link: https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?SUBED1=SOCIAL-POLICY&A=1