- About
- Current Research
- SAGA: Translanguaging and Sustainability
- Research Team
- 2023 CO-LAB IN SYDHAVN
- 2024 CO-LAB IN HELSINKI
- 2025 CO-LAB IN PARIS
- Dynamic Language Demands for Ecological Transition of Cities
- Key Dimensions of Language and Terminology : City as Habitat in Space and Time
- Key Dimensions of Language and Terminology : Inviting Cultural Vernaculars
- Key Dimensions of Language and Terminology: Real-Time Updates to the Evolving Language of Urban Practice in Ecological Transition
- Innovation in Urban Transition Practice: Putting Transition in Place in Arcueil and the Plateau de Saclay
- Key Dimensions of Language and Terminology: Political Ecological Translations
- Losing the Edge of the Translation: Gated or Green; Shrinking or Degrowth
- Terms of Transition
- Call for Abstracts
- Open Positions
- Zotero
- Urban Innovation Lab
- SAGA: Translanguaging and Sustainability
- Opportunities
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SAGA Zotero Group Library
SAGA has created a public group library in Zotero where you can find literature relevant to translanguaging and sustainability research. We have categorized the literature into collections (folders) and tagged them according to relevant themes.
What is Zotero?
Zotero is a free, open-source research tool designed to help users collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research sources. It operates as a browser extension and desktop application, and automatically captures bibliographical information from websites, library catalogs, and databases.
What is SAGA鈥檚 Zotero public group library for?
This library has collected different types of literature relating to the relationship between translanguaging and sustainability into one place. The goal is to build a public library of references and their citations, in order to provide researchers and others interested in SAGA鈥檚 research with different pathways into understanding the research, policy and discourse in this subfield.
How do I join SAGA鈥檚 Zotero public group library?
To join SAGA鈥檚 public group library, click the link on our website. You will be able to view our library, but only invited or approved members can join the library to add or edit items. If you are interested in becoming a member, please email us at saga_research@sfu.ca.
Collections
Collections (folders) allow hierarchical organization of literature into groups and subgroups. You can import items directly to a specific collection or add them to collections after they are imported in your library.
The SAGA group library is organized according to six different collections:
- Interdisciplinary Studies Involving Language.
- Language and Multilingualism Policy related to Climate, Sustainability, Indigenous and Minority Languages, Interpretation and Language Justice. It includes international policy documents, policy position papers, and certain national policy documents that reflect on multilingualism.
- Languages and Sustainability, Languages and Climate Change in Popular Culture. This also includes websites and curated exhibit materials.
- Research and Advocacy Papers related to Indigenous and Minority Languages Revitalization, Multilingualism, Climate Change and Sustainability. This focuses on documents and projects by Indigenous Peoples and Minority language groups.
- Seminal Studies on Translanguaging and the City.
- Stories, Surveys and Other Resources.
Tags
Tags (keywords) allow for detailed characterization of the literature. Items can have multiple tags and can be used to filter the library (or a specific collection) to show items having a specific set of one or more tags.
Resources in the SAGA group library are tagged with the following terms:
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References are also tagged for language, city and country where the research is place-based.