Les baleines ont une histoire tragique. Avant de rejoindre la mer, elles évoluaient sur terre,
comme les dinosaures ou comme n'importe quel autre mammifère. Elles avaient quatre …

This research aims to describe the process of integration of Luxembourg’s Portuguese. To
achieve this, we first conduct a summary review of the sociological literature about integration. …

In today’s globalised economy, multilingual workplaces are increasingly becoming the norm
(Roberts 2007: 415) and open up opportunities for new forms of contact between growingly …

Luxembourg can be described as a “natural laboratory” to describe processes pertaining to
national identity development and experiences of culture contact at several levels. …

This article considers the dynamic relationship between language policies, practices and
ideologies in a multilingual Facebook group in Luxembourg. The group under focus, ‘Free …

Luxembourg is one of the smallest member states of the European Union (EU), with a
population of around 477.000 (Statec, 2008). It is a trilingual country. French, German and …

Like many other small languages in Europe, Luxembourgish is embedded in a specific
multilingual situation, which is leading to intricate patterns of language variation. While language …

This paper summarises the findings of a questionnaire study investigating the language pro-files
and practices of cross-border workers in Luxembourg. The study was undertaken in …

The mobile app Schnëssen establishes a digital and participatory research platform to collect
data on present-day spoken Luxembourgish through crowdsourcing and to present the …