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CESSMIR — Centre for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees
CESSMIR — Centre for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees
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Researchers
Members
Laurence De Backer
Department of Linguistics
Communication
Comparative
Contemporary
English
Field research
Framing
Interculturalism
Language and text analysis
Latin American migration
Linguistics
Media
Media linguistics
Metaphors
North America
Quantitative
South America
Spanish
US written press
Jorge Disseldorp
Department of Translation, Interpreting and Communication
Communication
Contemporary
English
Language and text analysis
Linguistics
Quantitative
Western Europe
Renata Enghels
Department of Linguistics
Comparative
Language and text analysis
Linguistics
Portuguese
Quantitative
Spanish
Chloé Lybaert
Department of Translation, Interpreting and Communication
Communication
Didactics
Interculturalism
Linguistics
Michael Meeuwis
Department of Languages and Cultures
19th Century
20th Century
Africa
African languages
Area studies
Art
Belgium
Communication
Comparative
Contemporary
Dutch
English
Ethics and morality
Field research
French
Geographic and map based
German
History
Iconography and analysis of images
Interculturalism
Language and text analysis
Linguistics
Literary studies
Media
Music
Philosophy
Portuguese
Quantitative
Religion
Spanish
Surveys
Theatre and performing arts
Translation Studies
Western Europe
Lotte Remue
Department of Translation, Interpreting and Communication
Communication
Linguistics
Projects
PhD research
Language and guardianship. A sociolinguistic ethnography of the multilingual resources and strategies used in the guidance trajectory of unaccompanied refugee minors
(
2022
-
2026
)
On the (not so) persuasive potential of metaphorical language in news media communication. Framing the Latin-American migration debate through metaphor
(
2021
-
2024
)
Egyptian artists in Europe. Mobility, resettlement and the reconfiguration of cultural practices