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DEC 17	International Conference on Bilingualism and Bilingual Education Dec 17-19, 2009 American University of Sharjah, UAE [website]
JAN 28	4th AILA Seminar on Language and Migration, 28-29 January 2010 University of Fribourg and HEP Fribourg, Switzerland [website]
SEP 18	IGALA Conference 6, 18-20 September 2010 Tsuda College, Japan [website]
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Conferences

International Pragmatics Association, Melbourne, 12‐17 July 2009

Panel	Language learning, Multilingualism and Social Inclusion
Plenary address
Ingrid Piller	Language learning, Multilingualism and Social Inclusion
Huamei Han	Accumulating Linguistic and Socio-Economic Capital on the Margin /at and through Church
Christina Higgins & Kim Stoker	Language learning as a site for belonging: Korean adoptee-returnees' use of Korean as a heritage language
Ryuko Kubota	Consumption and Business Interest of Learning a Foreign Language as Serious Leisure
Loy Lising	In the quest for greener pastures: Converting linguistic capital into economic capital
Haruo Orito & Yukinori Watanabe	The ‘Visit Japan’ Campaign: Language, race and social inclusion among Korean tourism workers
Emi Otsuji	Metrolingualism, language ideologies and social inclusion: Casual conversations in the multilingual workplace
Joseph Sung-Yul Park	The promise of English: Linguistic capital and the job market in South Korea
Kimie Takahashi	Gender, desire and social inclusion in international tourism
Vera William Tetteh	Narrating hybrid lives: Glimpses of L2 acquisition for African resettlement in rural/regional Australia
Lynda Yates	Social inclusion and the ‘reduced personality’: Migration, identity and language learning

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