Journal of Language and Politics 12:1

Articles
• “Grab a pen and paper” Interaction v. interactivity in a political radio phone-in
  Joanna Thornborrow and Richard Fitzgerald | pp. 1–28
• Evidencing international threat: Examining Iraq Survey Group’s post-invasion verification of Iraq’s WMD threat
  Gordon C. Chang, Kerstin Lueck and Hugh B. Mehan | pp. 29–58
• Rebranding the Scottish Executive: A discourse-historical analysis
  Johann Wolfgang Unger | pp. 59–79
• A political-semiotic introduction to the Estonian “bronze-night” discourse
  Peeter Selg | pp. 80–100
• The visual construction of language hierarchy: The case of banknotes, coins and stamps
  Mark Sebba | pp. 101–125
• Strategies of reframing language policy in the liberal state: A recursive model
  John E. Petrovic and Aaron M. Kuntz | pp. 126–146
Book reviews
• A. Mayr (ed.). Language and Power: An Introduction to Institutional Discourse
  Reviewed by Felicitas Macgilchrist | pp. 147–151
• B. Murphy. Corpus and Sociolinguistics: Investigating Age and Gender in Female Talk
  Reviewed by Raymond Oenbring | pp. 152–156

Cited by other publications

Ewart, Jacqui

2016. The rules of engagement: talkback radio audiences’ understandings of the conditions of access to programs. Continuum 30:6 ► pp. 679 ff.

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