Raymond Echitchi

Raymond Echitchi is a Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Liège (Belgium). His research focuses on Critical Discourse Analysis, Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL), Bilingualism, and Sociolinguistics. He holds a Ph.D. from an undisclosed institution and has published extensively on topics like separatist discourses in Cameroon and Catalonia. His academic networks include memberships in over 7 research groups, such as the Language in Africa Special Interest Group (BAAL) and the LITHME network bridging IT and linguistics.

Education and Professional Background: Details not explicitly stated in available text. Current role involves teaching and research supervision at University of Liège.

Research Interests: Combines theoretical linguistic analysis with applied socio-political discourse studies. Specializes in using discourse analysis to examine national identity construction, language contact phenomena in multilingual societies, and the role of technology in language education.

Professional Affiliations: Active member of multiple international research networks including:

• LITHME (Language in the Human-Machine Era)
• CLIL Research Group (Spanish immersion studies)
• TISAAL (Technology in Language Teaching)
• Critical Discourse Analysis and Pragmatics Group (UCM)

Labs/Teams: Part of multidisciplinary teams at Seville University (English in Higher Education), San Antonio Catholic University (CLIL programs), and UNED's TISAAL group.