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Researcher

Romeo De Timmerman

Awards & Distinctions

7 Results

2025

Participant role shifting in minority language institutional interactions : COVID-19 contact tracing telephone calls as complex spaces of linguistic non-understanding

Romeo De TimmermanAnne-Sophie BafortMieke VandenbrouckeStef Slembrouck

A1 Journal Article in MULTILINGUA-JOURNAL OF CROSS-CULTURAL AND INTERLANGUAGE COMMUNICATION

2024

Covering blue voices : African American English and authenticity in blues covers

Romeo De TimmermanStef Slembrouck

A2 Journal Article in LANGUAGES

Question/answer-sequences in contact tracing telephone calls in Flanders during the Covid-19 pandemic’

Stef SlembrouckRomeo De TimmermanMieke VandenbrouckeAnne BafortSofie Van de Geuchte

A2 Journal Article in MEDICAL RESEARCH ARCHIVES

The globalization of local indexicalities through music : African-American English and the blues

Romeo De TimmermanLudovic De CuypereStef Slembrouck

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS

2023

COVID-19 telephone contact tracing in Flanders as a 'contested' new genre of conversation : discrepancies between interactional practice and media image

Anne-Sophie BafortRomeo De TimmermanSofie Van de GeuchteStef SlembrouckMieke Vandenbroucke

A2 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN COMMUNICATION

Formulations of risk and responsibility in COVID-19 contact tracing telephone interactions in Flanders, Belgium

Romeo De TimmermanAnne-Sophie BafortSofie Van de GeuchteMieke VandenbrouckeStef Slembrouck

Bookchapter in Risk discourse and responsibility

Transformative practice and its interactional challenges in Covid-19 telephone contact tracing in Flanders

Stef SlembrouckMieke VandenbrouckeRomeo De TimmermanAnne-Sophie BafortSofie Van de Geuchte

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY