Journal of Language and Politics 3:1

Editorial
• New directions in research on political discourse?
  Ruth Wodak | pp. 1–2
Articles
• Composing “panacea texts” at the European Parliament: An intertextual perspective on text production in a multilingual community
  Eugène Loos | pp. 3–25
• On the use of the personal pronoun we in communities
  Isabel Íñigo-Mora | pp. 27–52
• Representations of the European Union and the nation(-state) in Italian party discourse: A critical analysis of electoral platforms and parliamentary debates
  Ankica Kosic and Anna Triandafyllidou | pp. 53–80
• “The spoilt children of Europe” German press coverage of the Nice Treaty referenda in Ireland
  Helen Kelly-Holmes and Veronica O'Regan | pp. 81–116
• Political Discourse Analysis from the point of view of Translation Studies
  Christina Schäffner | pp. 117–150
• Nativization of English in India and its effect on multilingualism
  E. Annamalai | pp. 151–162
Book reviews
• Louise Philips & Marianne Jorgensen. Discourse Analysis as Theory and Method
  Reviewed by Yannis Stavrakakis | pp. 163–167
• Robert Phillipson. English Only Europe? Challenging Language Policy
  Reviewed by Irène Bellier | pp. 168–173

Cited by other publications

Spiessens, Anneleen & Piet Van Poucke

2016. Translating news discourse on the Crimean crisis: patterns of reframing on the Russian websiteInoSMI. The Translator 22:3 ► pp. 319 ff.

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