This study draws on a synergy of Corpus Linguistics and Critical Discourse Studies to
scrutinize the portrayal of hackers in China Daily and The New York Times in the 21st …

How did COVID-19 related movement restrictions impact sentiment toward refugees?
Existing theories offer conflicting answers. On the one hand, contact theories suggest that …

As the number of refugees in Türkiye continues to grow, the constructed discourse of
welcoming refugees with open arms has weakened, transforming the image of refugees …

This article asks whether and how—during the COVID-19 pandemic at a time of
considerable uncertainty—current events and announcements by governments and political …

Increasing research has evidenced the negative intergroup relations in Turkey between
locals and refugees.“We are One Team”(Biz Bir Takımız, WAOT) is designed as a …

The concept of “politics of the end” assumes the catastrophe of living in a world that
produces new forms of accumulation and allows symbolic and semiotic capital to create …

The number of unaccompanied foreign minors (Menor Extranjero No Acompañado, MENA)
in Spain has risen, which has led to them being the subject of discriminatory language and …

This study investigates the role of linguistic and semiotic resources in the construction of
exclusionary discourses amidst the COVID-19 semiotic landscape. Drawing on systematic …

This study investigates the identity negotiations and language ideologies among/around
Syrian refugees residing in Turkey by concentrating on the case of two multilingual, Syrian …

Following the civil war in Syria in 2011, migration from Syria in massive numbers has
caused various political, demographic, societal, and cultural challenges in Turkey. The focus …