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Team London

The London based branch of the Crossroads team consisted of the team leader Friederike Lüpke, the three postdoctoral fellows Abbie Hantgan, Alexander Cobbinah and Rachel Watson as well as the three PhD students Chelsea Krajcik, Miriam Weidl and Samantha Goodchild. Our coordinator Anne Laure Veille made sure that we stayed sane through her magic with all administrative tasks.

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Investigating the unexplored side of multilingualism in Casamance

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