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UniversidaddeCádiz
Gibraltar International Conference, 4

Call for papers

Conference themes and topics

We invite papers in English that engage critically with, but are not limited to, the following themes:

Language and linguistics

  • Llanito (Yanito): Studies on its structure, evolution, sociolinguistics, and cultural significance.
  • Code-switching and code-mixing in Gibraltarian speech and writing.
  • Languages in contact: the role of English and Spanish in Gibraltarian society, education, and media.
  • Language policy, preservation, and education in Gibraltar.
  • The impact of technology and digital communication on Gibraltarian language use.
  • Historical linguistics and the origins of Gibraltarian speech.

Literature and Culture

  • The Gibraltarian literary canon and emerging voices.
  • Representations of identity, nationhood, and border dynamics in literature.
  • Writers from Gibraltar in Spanish, English, or bilingual contexts.
  • The Rock as a setting, metaphor, or character in literature.
  • Literary interactions with Spanish, British, and Mediterranean traditions.
  • The role of oral traditions, music, and performance in Gibraltarian culture.
  • Postcolonial and decolonial readings of Gibraltarian texts.

Submission guidelines

We welcome individual paper proposals for 20-minute presentations. They should include the following:

1. Title of the presentation
2. Name and academic affiliation of the presenter(s)
3. Email address of the presenter(s)
4. Abstract: Maximum 300 – 400 words (excluding references), outlining the main objectives, methods and findings of the presentation

Submission format

All submissions should be sent as a single Word or PDF document to gic4@gm.uca.es by 2 March 2026.

Key dates

First call for papers 6 November 2025
Abstact submission deadline 2 March 2026
Notification of acceptance 30 March 2026
Conference registration opens 1 April 2026