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Conference presentations:

Cheshire, J., Fox, S., Kerswill, P., Khan, A. and Torgersen, E. Multicultural youth speech as the source of innovation in London English. Paper presented at Jugendsprache, University of Copenhagen, March 2008.

Kerswill, P., Khan, A. and Torgersen, E. Multicultural London English and linguistic innovation. Paper presented at Sociolinguistic Symposium 17, Free University of Amsterdam, April 2008.

Cheshire, J., Fox, S., Kerswill, P., Khan, A. and Torgersen, E. Innovation in London is not equal to levelling in south-east England. Paper presented at Methods in Dialectology XIII, University of Leeds, August 2008.

Kerswill, P., Torgersen, E., Khan. A. and Fox, S. Perceiving ethnicity and place in Multicultural London English. Paper presented at NWAV37, Rice University, Houston, November 2008.

Torgersen, E. A perceptual study of friendship networks in London. Invited paper presented at Raumkonzepte, Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, November 2008.

Kerswill, P., Torgersen, E., Cheshire, J., Fox, S. and Khan, A. The temporal and lifespan trajectory of ‘Multicultural London English' as a clue to its origins and vitality. Paper presented as part of the ‘Emergent cross-ethnic varieties and linguistic innovation in European metropolises' workshop at ICLaVE5, University of Copenhagen, June 2009.

Torgersen, E., Kerswill, P., Khan. A. and Fox, S. Investigating language and ethnicity in London: Production and perception data. Paper presented at UKLVC7, University of Newcastle, September 2009.

Cheshire, J. and Fox, S. Multiracial vernacular in London: Age-grading or language change? Paper presented at UKLVC7, University of Newcastle, September 2009.

Cheshire, J., Fox, S., Khan, A., Kerswill P. and Torgersen, E. How data from sociolinguistic studies can be used in materials for schools and colleges. Paper presented at BAAL, University of Newcastle, September 2009.

Kerswill, P. and Torgersen, E. Age grading and vowel systems in Multicultural London English: Evidence for regularity and incrementation in high-contact speech communities. Paper presented at NWAV38, University of Ottawa, October 2009.