Submissions from 2019
A Case Study of OregonWaterStories.com: Exploring Agency with Water Justice, Activist Applied Linguistics, and a Community Partner, Melissa Haeffner and Janet Cowal
Research Ethics in Legal Writing: Challenges for Empirical Research, Alissa J. Hartig
Simulated Speaking Environments for Language Learning: Insights From Three Cases, Tetyana Sydorenko, Tom F. H. Smits, Keelan Evanini, and Vikram Ramanarayanan
Submissions from 2018
Book Review, Language and the law: Linguistic inequality in America, Alissa J. Hartig
Language and the Law: Linguistic Inequality in America, Alissa J. Hartig
Languaging as Competencing: Considering Language Learning as Enactment, John Hellermann
Talking About Reading: Changing Practices for a Literacy Event, John Hellermann
Fostering Master's Students' Metacognition and Self-Regulation Practices for Research Writing, Lynn M. Santelmann, Dannelle D. Stevens, and Staci B. Martin
Submissions from 2017
Busy Intersections: A Framework for Revitalization, George Tucker Childs
The Use of Passives and Impersonal Style in Civil Engineering Writing, Susan Conrad
Legal Writing and International Students: Reconsidering “Complete Immersion”, Alissa J. Hartig
Mobile Reading as Social and Embodied Practice, John Hellermann, Steven L. Thorne, and Peter Fodor
Adults' Engagement in Reading, Writing and Numeracy Practices, Stephen Reder
Refining Pragmatically-appropriate Oral Communication Via Computer-simulated Conversations, Tetyana Sydorenko, Phoebe Daurio, and Steven L. Thorne
Foreign Language Learners' Beliefs about CALL: The Case of a U.S. Midwestern University, Tetyana Sydorenko, Ching-Ni Hsieh, Seongmee Ahn, and Nike Arnold
Book Review of, Handbook of Arabic Literacy: Insights and Perspectives, Keith Walters
Submissions from 2016
The Definite Article in Mel, George Tucker Childs
The Knowledge of Ideophones and Multilingualism: A West African Pilot Study, George Tucker Childs
The Knowledge of Ideophones in Multilingual Contexts: A West African Pilot Study, George Tucker Childs
Conceptual Blending in Legal Writing: Linking Definitions to Facts, Alissa J. Hartig
Fact or Fiction? Exploring Assumptions About ESL Writers, Alissa J. Hartig
Intersections Between Law and Language: Disciplinary Concepts in Second Language Legal Literacy, Alissa J. Hartig
Formulaic Sequences in L2 Legal Writing, Lindsey M. Kurtz, Alissa J. Hartig, and Olesya Kisselev
Submissions from 2015
Contextualized Views of Practices and Competencies in CALL Teacher Education Research, Nike Arnold and Lara Ducate
Busy Intersections: A Framework for Revitalization, George Tucker Childs
The Changing World in Microcosm: The Dying Languages of Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea, George Tucker Childs
The Language Ecology of Sierra Leone, George Tucker Childs
Review of the book, Legal-Lay Communication: Textual Travels in the Law, Alissa J. Hartig
Interactional Practices and Artifact Orientation in Mobile Augmented Reality Game Play, Steven L. Thorne, John Hellermann, Adam Jones, and Daniel Lester
Submissions from 2014
Synthesis before the Proto-Niger-Congo Inflectional Verb: Evidence from the Peripheral South Atlantic Languages, George Tucker Childs
Beyond the Ancestral Code: Towards a Model for Sociolinguistic Language Documentation, George Tucker Childs, Jeff Good, and Alice Mitchell
Submissions from 2013
Review of Repertoires and Choices in African Languages by Friederike Lûpke and Anne Storch, George Tucker Childs
Tutor-Facilitated Adult Digital Literacy Learning: Insights from a Case Study, Kimberly D. Pendell, Elizabeth Withers, Jill Castek, and Stephen Reder
Submissions from 2012
The Tense-OP Syntagm: Unity to NC Word Order, Evidence from Bulom, South Atlantic, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 2011
Gendering French in Tunisia: language ideologies and nationalism, Keith Walters
Submissions from 2009
Collaborative Writing in Wikis: Insights from Culture Projects in Intermediate German Classes, Nike Arnold, Lara Ducate, and Claudia Kost
Assessing Online Collaboration Among Language Teachers: A Cross-institutional Case Study, Nike Arnold, Lara Ducate, Lara Lomicka, and Gillian Lord
What Happens to Class When a Language Dies? Language Change vs. Language Death, George Tucker Childs
Practices for Dispreferred Responses Using "No" by a Learner of English, John Hellermann
Let's Speak Bom! The First Bom Primer: A Graphic Introduction to the Bom Language of Sierra Leone, Hannah Sarvasy and George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 2008
Language Death within the Atlantic Group of West Africa, George Tucker Childs
Language Endangerment in West Africa: Its Victims and Causes, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 2006
Future Foreign Language Teachers' Social and Cognitive Collaboration in an Online Environment, Nike Arnold and Lara Ducate
Submissions from 2005
The S-Aux-O-V-Other Syntagm in Atlantic, George Tucker Childs
The Frequency and Use of Lexical Bundles in Conversation and Academic Prose, Susan M. Conrad and Douglas Biber
Submissions from 2004
The Atlantic and Mande Groups of Niger-Congo: A study in contrasts, a study in interaction, George Tucker Childs
Book Review of, The Music of Everyday Speech: Prosody and Discourse Analysis, John Hellermann
Submissions from 2003
The Interactive Work of Prosody in the IRF Exchange: Teacher Repetition in Feedback Moves, John Hellermann
Fergie's prescience: the changing nature of diglossia in Tunisia, Keith Walters
Submissions from 2002
Developing Linguistic Literacy: Perspectives from Corpus Linguistics and Multi-Dimensional Analysis, Douglas Biber, Randi Reppen, and Susan M. Conrad
Borrowings into Kisi as Evidence of Mande Expansionism and Influence, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1997
Predicate Clefting in Kisi, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1996
Where Have All the Ideophones Gone? The Death of a Word Category in Zulu, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1995
Language Typology and Reconstruction: The Prenasalized Stops of Kisi, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1993
Lexicography in West Africa: Preparing a Bilingual Kisi-English Dictionary, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1991
Nasality in Kisi, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1989
Where Do Ideophones Come From?, George Tucker Childs
Submissions from 1988
The Phonology of Kisi Ideophones, George Tucker Childs
