Kinga Kozminska is Lecturer in the School of Creative Arts, Culture and Communication at Birkbeck, University of London.

The book’s primary strength is Kozminska’s findings on how alignment with the home country affects not only identity creation but also language ideology and language use in migrants navigating transnational spaces. Kozminska’s findings open the door to similar studies focused on other contexts. Another strength is the book’s transdisciplinary nature, as Kozminska incorporates and blends findings and theories from multiple fields.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsTranscription Conventions1. Unsettling Systems of Domination2. Politics of Sounding out and Being Heard3. Weaving Webs of Material-Semiotic Practices in a Community of Movement4. Juxtaposing Dominant Images of Time-Space-Personhood5. Redefining Sociolinguistic ListeningReferencesIndex

Kinga Kozminska is Lecturer in the School of Creative Arts, Culture and Communication at Birkbeck, University of London.

The book’s primary strength is Kozminska’s findings on how alignment with the home country affects not only identity creation but also language ideology and language use in migrants navigating transnational spaces. Kozminska’s findings open the door to similar studies focused on other contexts. Another strength is the book’s transdisciplinary nature, as Kozminska incorporates and blends findings and theories from multiple fields.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsTranscription Conventions1. Unsettling Systems of Domination2. Politics of Sounding out and Being Heard3. Weaving Webs of Material-Semiotic Practices in a Community of Movement4. Juxtaposing Dominant Images of Time-Space-Personhood5. Redefining Sociolinguistic ListeningReferencesIndex

Kinga Kozminska is Lecturer in the School of Creative Arts, Culture and Communication at Birkbeck, University of London.

The book’s primary strength is Kozminska’s findings on how alignment with the home country affects not only identity creation but also language ideology and language use in migrants navigating transnational spaces. Kozminska’s findings open the door to similar studies focused on other contexts. Another strength is the book’s transdisciplinary nature, as Kozminska incorporates and blends findings and theories from multiple fields.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsTranscription Conventions1. Unsettling Systems of Domination2. Politics of Sounding out and Being Heard3. Weaving Webs of Material-Semiotic Practices in a Community of Movement4. Juxtaposing Dominant Images of Time-Space-Personhood5. Redefining Sociolinguistic ListeningReferencesIndex