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Baker, Amanda and Michael Burri. 2019. “I never imagined” pronunciation as “such an interesting thing”: Student teacher perception of innovative practices. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 29 (1) : 95–108.
Segercrantz, Beata and Maria Forss. 2019. Technology Implementation in Elderly Care: Subject Positioning in Times of Transformation. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 38 (5,6) : 628–649.
Ndhlovu, Finex. 2017. Southern development discourse for Southern Africa: linguistic and cultural imperatives. Journal of multicultural discourses 12 (2) : 89–109.
Callies, Marcus. 2016. Towards a process-oriented approach to comparing EFL and ESL varieties. A corpus-study of lexical innovations. International Journal of Learner Corpus Research 2 (2) : 229–251.
Rooy, Bertus van and Haidee Kruger. 2016. The innovative progressive aspect of Black South African English. The role of language proficiency and normative processes. International Journal of Learner Corpus Research 2 (2) : 205–228.
Rosen, Anna. 2016. The fate of linguistic innovations. Jersey English and French learner English compared. International Journal of Learner Corpus Research 2 (2) : 302–322.
Diemer, Stefan, Marie-Louise Brunner and Selina Schmidt. 2016. “It’s always different when you look something from the inside”. Linguistic innovation in a corpus of ELF Skype conversations. International Journal of Learner Corpus Research 2 (2) : 323–350.
Smet, Hendrik De. 2016. How gradual change progresses: The interaction between convention and innovation. Language Variation and Change 28 (1).
Adamczyk, Magdalena. 2015. Do hedges always hedge? On non-canonical multifunctionality of jakby in polish. Pragmatics 25 (3) : 321–344.
Chang, Roland and Yah-Huei Hong. 2013. To click or not to click? A study of the innovation resistance of political emails. Chinese Journal of Communication 6 (3) : 305–324.
Riionheimo, Helka. 2013. Multiple roots of innovations in language contact: Evidence from morphological intermingling in contact between Ingrian Finnish and Estonian. Studies in Language 37 (3) : 645–674.
Croft, William. 2010. The origins of grammaticalization in the verbalization of experience. Linguistics 48 (1) : 1–48.
Yousif, Elias. 2010. Arabic terminology: Adaptation and innovation. Babel 56 (4) : 313–327.
Beck, Rose Marie. 2009. Gender, innovation and ambiguity: speech prohibitions as a resource for ‘space to move’. Discourse & Society 20 (5) : 531–553.
Molina, Isabel, Florentino Paredes and Ana M. Cestero. 2008. Sociolinguistic issues of Madrid. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2008 (193-194) : 91–108.
Hansen-Thomas, Holly. 2008. An investigation of innovative quotatives in adolescent Chicana English in Texas. Intercultural Pragmatics 5 (1) : 19–39.
Schweitzer, Eva Johanna. 2008. Innovation or Normalization in E-Campaigning?: A Longitudinal Content and Structural Analysis of German Party Websites in the 2002 and 2005 National Elections. European Journal of Communication 23 (4) : 449'èà.
Kerswill, Paul, Susan Fox and Eivind Torgersen. 2008. Reversing “drift”: Innovation and diffusion in the London diphthong system. Language Variation and Change 20 (3) : 451–493.
Chapelle, Carol. 2007. Challenges in Evaluation of Innovation: Observations from Technology Research. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching 1 (1) : 30–45.
Hilpert, Martin. 2007. Just because it's new doesn't mean people will notice it. English Today 23 (3-4) : 29–33.
Zerfass, Ansgar and Simone Huck. 2007. Innovation, Communication, and Leadership: New Developments in Strategic Communication. International Journal of Strategic Communication 1 (2) : 107–122.
Johnstone, Richard. 2007. Nationally-sponsored Innovations at School in Scotland: Issues of Evidence, Generalisability and Sustainability. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching 1 (1) : 111–128.
White, Cynthia. 2007. Innovation and Identity in Distance Language Learning and Teaching. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching 1 (1) : 97–110.
Witte, James P. 2007. Why the tail wags the dog: The pernicous inluence pf product-oriented discourse on the provision of eductional technology support. Annual Review of Applied Linguistics 27 : 203–215.
Mougeon, Raymond, Catherine Rehner and Terry Nadasdi. 2005. Contact-induced linguistic innovations on the continuum of language use: The case of French in Ontario. Bilingualism 8 (2) : 99–115.