Edited by Hannah Foster, Michael Everdell, Katie Bradford, Lorena Orjuela, Frances Cooley, Hammal Al Bulushi & Ambrocio Gutierrez Lorenzo.
Gregory D. S. Anderson and Bikram Jora (Living Tongues
Institute for Endangered Languages)
The linguistic ecology of
‘particularly vulnerable tribal’ groups in Middle India: State-mediated
ethnolinguistic erasure and neocolonialist ‘development’
(.pdf)
Lyle Campbell (University of Hawai’i Manoa)
Language Contact and Language Documentation: Whence and Whither?
(.pdf)
Julia Fine (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Persistence of prosodic patterning in borrowed conjunctions: The case of
staupi and pet'am
(.pdf)
Mary Kate Kelly (Tulane University)
The Scribe’s
Hand Betrays His Tongue: Diglossia among the Ancient Maya
(.pdf)
Maria Khachaturyan (University of Helsinki Humanities
Programme)
Christianity, language contact and language change
(.pdf)
Aisulu Kulbayeva (Georgetown University)
Polycentricity of Linguistic Landscape: The case study of a northern town in
Kazakhstan
(.pdf)
Isaac Muhando (Tulane University)
“Niaje? Uuh poa”:
Structural Re-alignment and Convergence in Sheng
(.pdf)
Mark Visonà (Georgetown University)
Language
Attitudes and Linguistic Landscapes of Malawi
(.pdf)
Anthony K. Webster (University of Texas at Austin)
Why Tséhootsooí does not equal Kit Carson Dr.: Reflections on Navajo
place-names and the inequalities of languages
(.pdf)