Seyed Hadi Mirvahedi

Conceptualising family as a politicised multi-scalar space: family language policymaking in Iran’s Kurdistan province

The renewed interest in Family Language Policymaking (FLP) studies seeks to explore and revisit the notion of family through alternative lenses and contribute to our understanding of complexities associated with FLP decision-making processes of family members. In this paper we ar...

“If you talk to someone under eighteen in the UK, you go to jail”: Exploring chronotopic identities of transnational Iranians on live streaming apps

Abstract This study examines how Iranians engage in identity work on live-streaming apps across geographical, political, and cultural borders. Drawing upon nexus analysis and ‘chronotope’ as an analytical tool and employing discourse analysis of a twenty-minute conversation betwe...