Martin Serif Derince
Postdoc I Universität Hamburg
Multilingualism, Heritage language education, Language policy, Bilingual education
Ingrid Piller's Alexander von Humboldt Professorship Team
Forschungszentrum LiDS
Fakultät für Erziehungswissenschaft
uhh.de/ew-lids
- Amazing work, integrating critical pedagogy to heritage language education through materials. We need more examples of such perspectives for all heritage language education programs.
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- A wonderful analysis by Amanj Aziz for @theamargi.bsky.social which gives an idea of the recent situation in Rojava and exposes the "selective solidarity" when it comes to the Kurds.
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- A highly progressive language policy is already in place in Kurdish-led Autonomous Region using Kurdish, Arabic, Armenian, Assyrian and Turkoman official languages and as medium of bilingual education. Sharaa's symbolic decree is not a step forward, but another move toward old style nationalism.
- My new habit is listening to @languageonthemove.bsky.social podcast. The last one was "Migration, constraints, and suffering" in which Ingrid Piller talks to Marco Santello about his research with Gambian migrants in Italy. Constraints & suffering are keywords in the highly engaging conversation.
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- If you are looking for an intellectual analysis of what is going on in Iran, here is a wonderful interview with Prof. Dr. Abbas Vali, a professor of political philosophy and author of several foundational books and articles on and around Kurds and Iran. youtube.com/watch?v=xCI5...
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