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Sixuan Wang
Fudan University, University of New South Wales - Randwick Campus
Research areas: Social Sciences · Linguistics and Language · Multilingual Education and Policy · Simulation Techniques and Applications · Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics
Employment
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Fudan University Postdoctoral fellow
Education
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University of New South Wales - Randwick Campus PhD2018 - 2022
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Publications (14)
- “We may only encounter two foreigners here within ten years”: Revisiting English language education policy in China through the eyes of the Blang minority Save
- The Landscapes of L2 Spanish Education Research: What is in the Global South and the Global North? Save
- Contests as policy events: an innovative approach to enacting multiple foreign language planning in Shanghai Save
- Homescape, parental agency and family language policy: how Yi parents utilize semiotic resources to facilitate language maintenance Save
- Naming Research Participants in Qualitative Language Learning Research: Numbers, Pseudonyms, or Real Names? Save
- Diachronic change in the linguistic landscape in the Yi ethnic community in China: an apparent-time study Save
- ‘Once you step out of the school, it’s different’: How disparities between schoolscapes and publicscapes shape students’ language attitudes and practices in the Yi Autonomy Prefecture Save
- Are yes-or-no questions really unhelpful? A reflection from the perspective of decolonizing methodology in researching multilingualism Save
- A systematic review of research on language policy and planning for minority languages in China: what is next? Save
- Collective agency in facilitating emergency language services Save
- Everyday multilingualism: linguistic landscapes as practice and pedagogy Save
- Chronotopes, language practices and language shift: an ethnographic study of the Blang community in China Save
- The Routledge handbook of intercultural mediation Save
- When the linguistic market meets the tea business: language attitudes, ideologies and linguistic entrepreneurship in the Blang community in China Save