Language Management in Theory and Practice

 

Registration Deadline: 1st of September 2019

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Content:

 Language management straddles the fields of linguistics and business studies, and should thus be of broad interest to PhD students of language and of business. Language issues that initially were regarded as unproblematic and treated on an ad hoc basis in many workplaces have turned out to raise a number of issues relating to power differences, lines of communication, inclusion, intercultural communication, together with demarcation lines between the use of English as a lingua franca and the role of other languages in the workplace. Language management focuses on this topic field.

For more information, see the course web page: https://www.nhh.no/en/courses/language-management-in-theory-and-practice/

 

ECTS credits: 3

Invited speakers:

The invited speakers are among the foremost scholars of the field. They have their backgrounds from management studies as well as from linguistics, and come from universities in Finland, Japan, and Norway:

There is no registration fee for this PhD course. LingPhil-affiliated PhD candidates may apply for travel grants to cover travel expenses. See https://www.ntnu.edu/lingphil/student-grants for further information.

 
30 october

09.15-10.15

Registration and coffee

PhD course opening

10.15-12.00

Rebecca Piekkari: Language research in international business

12.00-13.15

Lunch

13.15-14.00

Anne Kari Bjørge: Language and identity issues from a global workforce perspective (1)

14.15-16.00

PhD project presentations:

14.15-14.40: Olav Vulchanov

14.45- 15.10: Ziyuan Zhang

15.15- 15.40: José Luis Dias

 
   
31 october  

09.15-11.00

Lisa Fairbrother: Language management theory

11.15-12.00

PhD project presentation:

11.15- 11.40: Agnes Bamford

12.00-13.15

Lunch

13.15-15.00

Kaisa Pietikainen: An emic approach to multilingual resources in interaction – theory and application

 

15.15–16.00

PhD project presentation

15.15-15.40: Victoria Schrøder

15.45- 16. 10: Erika Berle

19.30

Dinner

 
   
1 november  

09.15-10.00

Rebecca Piekkari: Qualitative methods in case studies

10.15-11.00

Lisa Fairbrother: Management of language and power in intercultural contact situations

11.15-12.00

Anne Kari Bjørge: Language and identity issues from a global workforce perspective (2)

12.15-13.00

Lunch

13.15-14.00

PhD project presentation

13.15-13.40: Tone Nielsen

14:15–15.00

Closing discussion/ course evaluation

 
   

ORGANISING COMITTEE

This course is organised by NHH's Department og Professional and Intercultural Communication.

Members of the organising committee:

  • Kristin Rygg, NHH
  • Ziyuan Zhang, NHH
  • Annelise Ly, NHH
  • Anne Kari Bjørge, NHH
LingPhil logo                 This course is financed by
The Norwegian Graduate Researcher School in Linguistics and Philology (LingPhil)

 

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