Journal of Language and Politics 9:1

Articles
• The representation of refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants in British newspapers: A critical discourse analysis
  Majid KhosraviNik | pp. 1–28
• Experts in political communication: The construal of communication expertise in prime time television news
  Anders Horsbøl | pp. 29–49
• The ideal of non-coherence in the World Bank’s social capital reforms: A textual analysis of “gratuitous complexity”
  David Weltman and Martin Upchurch | pp. 50–73
• Systemic linguistic analysis of samples from economic speeches by Barack Obama and John McCain
  Cadmus Kyrala | pp. 74–95
• Ahmadinejad’s letter to Bush opens dialogue in Middle Eastern rhetorical style
  Karina Stokes | pp. 96–114
• Debating the EU Constitution in France: Promises and pitfalls of a European future
  Angeliki Koukoutsaki-Monnier | pp. 115–139
• Competing discourses in the debate on place names in Cyprus: Issues of (symbolic) inclusion/exclusion in orthographic choices
  Vasiliki Georgiou | pp. 140–164
Book reviews
• Eric Grillo (Ed.). Power without Domination. Dialogism and the Empowering Property of Communication
  Reviewed by Alon Lischinsky | pp. 165–169
• Martin Reisigl. Nationale Rhetorik in Fest- und Gedenkreden. Eine diskursanalytische Studie zum „österreichischen Millennium‟ in den Jahren 1946 und 1996
  Reviewed by Manfred Kienpointner | pp. 170–174

Cited by other publications

Permyakova, Tatiana M. & Olga L. Antineskul

2016. “Immigrant” in Russian and French Print Media (Linguistic and Visual Composition Analyses). Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 45:4 ► pp. 319 ff.

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