Journal of Language and Politics

Articles
• “So my position is…”: So-prefaced answers and epistemic authority in British news interviews
  Ian Hutchby | pp. 563–582
• Separatists or terrorists? Jews or Nigerians? Media and cyber discourses on the complex identity of the “Biafrans”
  Innocent Chiluwa & Isioma M. Chiluwa | pp. 583–603
• Why do politicians cite others in political debates? A functional analysis of reported speech in a Japanese political debate
  Masaki Shibata | pp. 604–623
• Wrestling between English and Pinyin: Language politics and ideologies of coding street names in China
  Guowen Shang | pp. 624–645
• A contrastive analysis of reports on North Korea’s missile program: The New York Times and China Daily
  Weishan Liang | pp. 646–665
• Who are ‘the people’? Uses of empty signifiers in propagandistic news discourse
  Olga Pasitselska & Christian Baden | pp. 666–690
• Legitimizing austerity in crisis-hit Greece: (Re-)articulating ‘social-democracy’ in political discourses of the socialist and left-populist parties
  E. Dimitris Kitis & Dimitris Serafis | pp. 691–711
Book reviews
• Jan Zienkowski & Ruth Breeze (eds). 2019. Imagining the Peoples of Europe. Populist discourses across the political spectrum
  Reviewed by Martina Berrocal | pp. 712–715
• Vaia Doudaki & Nico Carpentier (eds). 2018. Cyprus and its Conflicts: Representations, Materialities and Cultures
  Reviewed by Andreas Anastasiou | pp. 716–719
• Lorella Viola & Andreas Musolff (eds). 2019. Migration and Media. Discourses about identities in crisis
  Reviewed by Aleksandra Salamurović | pp. 720–724
• Marcia Macaulay. 2019. Populist Discourse: International Perspectives
  Reviewed by Shuangshuang Lu | pp. 725–728
• Tommaso M. Milani (ed.). 2018. Queering Language, Gender and Sexuality
  Reviewed by Tracy Simmons | pp. 729–732

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