• Chair: Virginie Mamadouh
• Discussant: Virginie Mamadouh

1. Jennifer Monje and Michael Pastor: Transient, mobile, and multilingual: The linguistic landscape of protest in Manila
2. Takako Kawabata: Do we see what we see? Key challenges to achieving a multilingual and multicultural society in a ‘monolingual’ Japan
3. Vlada Baranova and Kapitolina Fedorova: ‘Hidden diversity’ and ‘policy of ignoring’: languages of migrants in St. Petersburg’s linguistic landscape
4. Srđan Atanasovski: Patterned Sounds of Hegemony: Languagescapes of Belgrade and Vienna
5. Zeinab Gvarishvili: Linguistic Landscape in post-Soviet Georgia Multilingualism – Threat or Benefit for the State Language
6. Elcin Doruk and Selcuk Eryatmaz: Sign Language and the Politics of Deafness in Turkey

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