Welcome!
The annual TABU Dag is an international linguistics conference organized at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Researchers, students and other interested people are warmly invited to participate! TABU Dag originated from the university's linguistic journal TABU (taalbulletin, language bulletin) and over the last 33 years has developed into a well-established conference with a varied programme and guest speakers from different fields.
The conference offers excellent opportunities to meet other linguists and discuss current research in several areas of linguistics. Postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers in particular are encouraged to present their work.
The next TABU Dag will be held on 13-14 June 2013. You can find other important dates here.
We look forward to welcoming you to the 34th TABU Dag!
News
12 May 2013
A preliminary schedule and the accepted abstracts for TABU Dag is now available. The schedule is roughly fixed, but changes may still occur. Please also remember the deadline for early registration, which is on 15 May.
18 Apr 2013
We updated the Local Information page with new information, especially about the conference dinner. If you would like to attend the conference dinner, please register before Monday, 10 June.
31 Jan 2013
In connection with TABU Dag 2013, a workshop on Minority Languages in a Multilingual Europe will be held, in cooperation with the Fryske Akademy, its Mercator Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning and the Department of Frisian Language and Culture of the University of Groningen.
We are pleased to announce Jeroen Darquennes, University of Namur, as the keynote speaker for this workshop
30 Jan 2013
TABU Dag is now inviting abstracts both for the main conference and for the workshop “Minority Languages in a Multilingual Europe”. Early-bird registration for the conference is also open already. Please use the links below to see the calls and the registration form.
Please note: if your abstract is accepted, at least one of its authors must register for the conference and present it there in person, otherwise it cannot be included in the conference program. Note also that we cannot help with travel costs or obtaining visa, other than a written confirmation of acceptance, if your abstract is accepted. We do provide a page with local information to help you plan your trip (see below).
- Call for Papers: TABU Dag Main Conference
- Call for Papers: Workshop “Minority Languages in a Multilingual Europe”
- Abstract submission
- Registration
- Local information, for planning your trip
10 Jan 2013
TABU Dag 2013 is pleased to announce its plenary speakers:
- Vincent van Heuven, Leiden University
- Napoleon Katsos, University of Cambridge
- Antonella Sorace, The University of Edinburgh