Sociolinguistic research in Turkey has followed a trajectory similar to some of the other
areas represented in this volume (eg, East Central Europe). Modern linguistics entered …

Sociolinguistic research in Turkey has been an established area of academic interest for the
past 25 years. Much of the earlier work focused on a limited range of sociolinguistic analysis …

Discourse and identity practices in heritage language contexts have received significant
attention in applied linguistics in recent years. One line of research in this realm has sought …

In order to provide detailed background information about Turkish immigrants abroad, a
detailed socio-historical profile of the group is presented in this Chapter. In order to make …

Even though a vast amount of research has been conducted on second-language accent
perception, little has been studied in terms of accent perception of heritage speakers …

Does adolescence signify the demise of heritage language vocabulary? According to
Montrul (2016), school-age children and adolescents may stop learning new words or even …

In this contribution on Turkish immigrants, for the Linguistic Minorities in Europe project, a
number of social, cultural, and linguistic topics are discussed. After a brief section with a …

In our talk, we discuss a contact dialect, Kiezdeutsch"(neighbour-) hood German", as part of
Berlin's urban linguistic landscape. This urban contact dialect emerged in mixed speech …

My research in Berlin has focused on the development of multilingualism of children and
adolescents with Turkish as heritage language, in particular the relationship between social …