Publications

There will be a special issue of the International Journal of Multilingualism, and also a themed book in the Schneider series. To make things easier, the requirements are the same for both: please see http://www.multilingual-matters.com/multi/guidelines/guidelines_journals.asp?TAG=%26CID=

These publications will be broadly themed, with the theme for each based on the submissions received, and the quality of the submissions. The reason is that publishers require themed works. Please send the submission in the language the paper was given in, or in English (please contact me first if you wish to submit in any other language).

If your abstract was accepted but you were then unable to attend the conference, you are welcome to submit your work for consideration, the same as any presenter.

The best papers submitted will be considered for publication.

The deadline is 30 November 2007 for all submissions.

Please submit your paper to me at L3conference@stir.ac.uk

NB. If your paper is chosen for the International Journal of Multilingualism, you will then be sent an email asking you to submit it again through Manuscript Central, the programme used by Multilingual Matters to track papers submitted for publication, stating in the covering note that it has been accepted for the Special Issue of the IJM of papers from the Stirling L3 conference.

Here are the powerpoint presentations for the plenary lectures:

Richard Johnstone
Claire Kramsch
Ajit K. Mohanty

I still have three people to give permission for their contact addresses to be sent to the other delegates. When the list is finished, I will email it out to all of you who have given permission and are on the list.