ONLINE SESSION
Despite the multilingual profile of contemporary societies, linguistic diversity does not suggest socio-political linguistic equality. On the contrary, linguistic hierarchies and linguistic exclusion have implications for social cohesion, sustainability, social justice as well as our collective ability to transcend boundaries to address complex, global problems. This panel brings together scholars from different backgrounds to discuss our options for a linguistically inclusive society and the future of multilingualism in the disrupted 21st century.

Closing by Prof Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Warwick