Journal of Language and Politics

Articles
• Performing (in) places, moralizing (through) spaces: Podemos’ parliamentary performances
  Susana Martínez Guillem | pp. 803–825
• Instagram narratives in Trump’s America: Multimodal social media and mitigation of right-wing populism
  Patryk Dobkiewicz | pp. 826–847
• “Brexit means…”: UK vs. continental online-media users and English-language metaphoric conceptualizations
  Nelly Tincheva | pp. 848–869
• Constructing threat through quotes and historical analogies in the Czech and the US “Ukraine Discourse”
  Martina Berrocal | pp. 870–892
• Weaponizing words: Rhetorical tactics of radicalization in Western and Arabic countries
  Esra’ M. Abdelzaher & Bacem A. Essam | pp. 893–914
• Discursive portrayal of Islam as “a part of America’s story” in Obama’s presidential speeches
  Seyyed-Abdolhamid Mirhosseini & Mahdieh Noori | pp. 915–937
Book reviews
• Tommaso M. Milani. 2017. Language and citizenship: Broadening the agenda
  Reviewed by Shang Wu & Wen Li | pp. 938–941
• Steve Buckledee. 2018. The Language of Brexit
  Reviewed by Tor Clark | pp. 942–945
• Andreas Musolff. 2016. Political Metaphor Analysis Discourse and Scenarios
  Reviewed by Rahma Albusafi | pp. 946–949
• J. Wilson. 2015. Talking with the President: The Pragmatics of Presidential Language
  Reviewed by Zhongyi Xu & Weihua Yu | pp. 950–952
• Lyndon C. S. Way. 2017. Popular Music and Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis. Ideology, Control and Resistance in Turkey Since 2002
  Reviewed by Senem Aydın-Düzgit | pp. 953–955
• Jan Chovanec & Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska (eds.). 2017. Representing the Other in European Media Discourses
  Reviewed by Salomi Boukala | pp. 956–960
• Chris Featherman. 2015. Discourses of Ideology and Identity: Social Media and the Iranian Election Protests
  Reviewed by Ehsan Dehghan | pp. 961–963

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