| Wednesday 23rd July 2008 – am: 10th session IAFPA conference |
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| Native Swahili from Buyenzi (Bujumbura); preliminary results from a fact finding fieldtrip to Burundi | Gerard J. Tolsma |
| Language Analysis to Determine the Origin of Asylum Seekers (LADO): The «Guidelines» in phonetic perspective | Helen Fraser and Carol Pedersen |
| Guidelines? What guidelines? | Anders Eriksson |
| Wednesday 23rd July 2008 – pm: Workshop LINGUA |
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| Short descriptions - Governmental units | |
| Sprach- und Textanalyse (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge – BAMF), Germany |
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| Office for Country Information and Language Analysis (Immigration and Naturalization Service – IND), The Netherlands |
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| LINGUA (Federal Office for Migration – FOM), Switzerland |
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| Short descriptions - private companies | |
| De Taalstudio, The Netherlands | |
| SPRAKAB, Scandinavian Language Analysis, Sweden | |
| Verified AB, Sweden | |
| Thursday 24th July 2008 – Workshop LINGUA (second day) |
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| On issues of phonetics and lexicon in LADO | Dr. Marika Butskhrikidze (University FAMA, Prishtinë, Kosovë) |
| Minimal Parameters of Linguistic Analyses for the Determination of Linguistic Background and Place of Predominant Socialization | Dr Lutz Rzehak (Berlin Humboldt-University, Privatdozent) |
| Sociolinguistic principles and issues of expertise in the LADO process | Prof. Peter L Patrick (University of Essex, UK) |
How to prepare and conduct a good interview in order to ensure a sufficient amount of data for the expertise, from the expert’s point of view |
Agnieszka Stec (Warsaw University, Poland) |
| Research project on LINGUA interviews: proceedings and results | Dr. phil. Olaf Behrend (University of Siegen, Germany) Liliane Meyer (LINGUA, Switzerland) |
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