This track explores the intricate relationship between language ideologies and the construction of social identities. It aims to examine how linguistic practices shape and are shaped by cultural and societal norms.

Focusing on multilingual societies, this track investigates the power relations that emerge from language use and policy. It seeks to understand how language can both empower and marginalize different groups.

This session invites papers that analyze discourse as a tool for social change and transformation. Participants will discuss how language can reflect, reinforce, or challenge existing power structures.

This track examines how language serves as a medium for cultural representation and identity formation. It will address the implications of language choices in the portrayal of cultural narratives.

This session focuses on the intersection of language, politics, and public policy. It aims to explore how language ideologies influence political discourse and policy-making processes.

This track investigates the communication strategies employed by individuals and groups in positions of power. It seeks to uncover how these strategies affect social interactions and hierarchies.