Australian Review of Applied Linguistics

Articles
• Language is power
  Baden Teague | pp. 1–16
• Language as a resource
  Robin P. Fawcett | pp. 17–56
• What kind of resource is language?
  Ruqaiya Hasan | pp. 57–85
• Development of writing programmes: Putting an interest in language back into schooling
  Frances Christie | pp. 86–102
• Juliet and the territorial imperative
  John Collerson | pp. 103–123
• The challenge of creating an international maritime language
  Edward Johnson | pp. 124–141
• Transference markers: Metalinguistic phenomena in the speech of first generation Italians in New Zealand
  John Kinder | pp. 142–156
• When does more mean “less”? A study of language use in arithmetic problems
  Elaine Vine | pp. 157–168
• The referential communication game
  Chris Pratt | pp. 169–178
• A prototypical procedure used for designing specific teaching alphabets to enable L2 learners to read English more effectively
  Donald J. Philips | pp. 179–192
• Some aspects of cohesion, notably ellipsis, in the teaching of discourse
  Marta Rado | pp. 193–202
• Cross-cultural communication in the employment interview
  A.L. McGregor & R.T. Williams | pp. 203–218

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