Epistemological issue

Article
• The dynamics of bilingualism in language shift ecologies
  Lenore A Grenoble & Boris Osipov | pp. 1–39
Commentaries
• 
  A complex solution to an unsolvable problem?
  Roberta D’Alessandro | pp. 40–44
• Carefully considering the need, precision, and usefulness of classifying bilingual speakers in language shift contexts
  Luiz Amaral & Liliana Sánchez | pp. 45–50
• What linguistic innovation tells us
  Joshua Bousquette, Robert Klosinski & Michael T. Putnam | pp. 51–55
• Challenges in doing research to support language revitalization aims
  Kendall A. King | pp. 56–59
• Embracing linguistic variation in shift ecologies: The dominant language varies too
  Oksana Laleko & Olesya Kisselev | pp. 60–64
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  Methodological challenges in working with Indigenous communities
  Anika Lloyd-Smith & Tanja Kupisch | pp. 65–69
• Cultural attitudes and linguistic processes in Karajá
  Marcus Maia & Juliana Novo Gomes | pp. 70–75
• Quantifying the language dynamics of bilingual communities
  Felicity Meakins | pp. 76–82
• The Roots of Endangerment
  William O’Grady, Raina Heaton & Sharon Bulalang | pp. 83–87
• Insights from the perspective of language ecologies and new contact languages in Australia
  Carmel O’Shannessy & Denise Angelo | pp. 88–92
• Expanding bilingualism research through fieldwork in language shift ecologies
  Jorge Emilio Rosés Labrada | pp. 93–99
• How unique is the linguistic situation of endangered language speakers?
  Aldona Sopata, Esther Rinke & Cristina Flores | pp. 100–105
• Variationist sociolinguistic methods with Indigenous language communities
  James N. Stanford | pp. 106–111
• Emergent bilingualism in language awakening ecologies
  Allison Taylor-Adams | pp. 112–116
• Language shift ecologies in the Americas
  Rosa Vallejos-Yopán & Josefina Bittar | pp. 117–121
Response to the commentaries
• Understanding language shift
  Lenore A Grenoble & Boris Osipov | pp. 122–132

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