Communicating/Doing Politics

Editorial
• Preface: The power of language in political discourse
  Ruth Wodak | pp. 381–383
Articles
• Controversial works of art: Some notes on public conflicts
  Tasos Zembylas | pp. 385–407
• Bush’s and Gore’s language and gestures in the 2000 US presidential debates: A test case for two models of metaphors
  Alan Cienki | pp. 409–440
• The metaphors of globalization and trade: An analysis of the language used in the WTO
  Roya Ghafele | pp. 441–462
• The articulation of nation and politics in the Scottish press
  Michael Higgins | pp. 463–483
• “Clean and green — That’s the way we like it” Greening a country, building a nation
  Peter Teo | pp. 485–505
• Racializing language: A history of linguistic ideologies in the US Census
  Jennifer Leeman | pp. 507–534
Book review
• Rudolf de Cillia, Hans-Jürgen Krumm & Ruth Wodak (eds.). Die Kosten der Mehrsprachigkeit. Globalisierung und sprachliche Vielfalt [The Cost of Multilingualism. Globalisation and Linguistic Diversity]
  Reviewed by Jon Milner | pp. 535–541

Cited by other publications

Chan, Andrew & Md Saidul Islam

2015. State, religion, and environmentalism: fostering social cohesion and environmental protection in Singapore. Environmental Sociology 1:3 ► pp. 177 ff.

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