Selim Ben Said
ORCID iD National Sun Yat-Sen University
Taiwan, Province of China

Selim Ben Said is an Assistant Professor at the National Sun Yat-Sen University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. His research interests include linguistic landscape, identity, the sociology of language and religion, and migration. He is currently working on a book, which explores the identity of transmigrant workers through their recollected narratives and shared experiences. The population examined consists in Muslim migrant workers, more specifically the Foreign Domestic Helpers (FDH) living in Hong Kong. He is also interested in creativity on language signs and the use of mixed multilingual forms in the linguistic landscape.

Teresa Ong
ORCID iD Griffith University
Australia

Teresa Wai See Ong holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from Griffith University, Australia. Her doctoral thesis examined language maintenance pertaining to Chinese community languages in Malaysia. In doing so, she developed an ecological framework for attaining a holistic understanding of the sociocultural role of languages. The findings have informed language policy by drawing attention to the complex social, cultural, and political issues involved in language maintenance. In addition to research in language maintenance, Ong researches and publishes in the areas of linguistic landscapes.