Boglárka Straszer is Professor of Swedish as a Second Language and Head of the School of Language, Literatures and Learning at Dalarna University, Sweden. She has over 25 years of experience teaching foreign languages, second languages, mother tongue and sociolinguistics. Her research interests include the sociology of language; multilingualism; linguistic ethnography; translanguaging; language attitudes and identity; linguistic schoolscaping; and education in various immigrant and minority language settings. She is the Vice-Chair of ASLA, the Swedish branch of the international association of applied linguistics, AILA, and the founder and leader of the research network NatMin, the Swedish Research Network for National and Other Minority languages.
Boglárka Straszer is Professor of Swedish as a Second Language and Head of the School of Language, Literatures and Learning at Dalarna University, Sweden. She has over 25 years of experience teaching foreign languages, second languages, mother tongue and sociolinguistics. Her research interests include the sociology of language; multilingualism; linguistic ethnography; translanguaging; language attitudes and identity; linguistic schoolscaping; and education in various immigrant and minority language settings. She is the Vice-Chair of ASLA, the Swedish branch of the international association of applied linguistics, AILA, and the founder and coordinator of the research network NatMin, Swedish Research Network for National and Other Minority languages.