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Hansen Edwards, Jette G., Mary L. Zampini and Caitlin Cunningham. 2019. Listener judgments of speaker and speech traits of varieties of Asian English. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 40 (8) : 691–706.
Gardiner, Ishamina Athirah. 2019. Intelligibility of an L2 variety in ELF interactions. Brunei English and vowel pronunciation. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 5 (2) : 247–268.
Nassenstein, Nico. 2019. Manipulation in late life. Secret agency and the unintelligible in the speech of the elderly in Eastern Congo. International Journal of Language and Culture 6 (1) : 45–62.
Wilkinson, Ray. 2019. Atypical Interaction: Conversation Analysis and Communicative Impairments. Research on Language & Social Interaction 52 (3) : 281–299.
Heuven, Vincent J., Charlotte Gooskens, Femke Swarte, Anja Schüppert, Jelena Golubović and Stefanie Voigt. 2018. Mutual intelligibility between closely related languages in Europe. The International Journal of Multilingualism 15 (2) : 169–193.
McAndrews, Mark M. 2017. Establishing an empirical basis for priorities in pronunciation teaching. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 3 (2) : 267–287.
Sewell, Andrew. 2017. Functional load revisited. Reinterpreting the findings of ‘lingua franca’ intelligibility studies. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 3 (1) : 57–79.
Yoder, Zachariah. 2017. The reliability of recorded text test scores: widespread inconsistent intelligibility testing in minority languages. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 38 (9) : 843–855.
Jułkowska, Izabela Anna and Juli Cebrian. 2015. Effects of listener factors and stimulus properties on the intelligibility, comprehensibility and accentedness of L2 speech. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 1 (2) : 211–237.
Jacewicz, Ewa and Robert Allen Fox. 2015. The effects of dialect variation on speech intelligibility in a multitalker background. Applied Psycholinguistics 36 (3) : 729–746.
Watson, Bernadette, Cindy Gallois and David G. Hewett. 2015. Communication between hospital doctors: Underaccommodation and interpretability. Language & Communication 41 : 71–83.
Konakahara, Mayu. 2015. An analysis overlapping questions in casual ELF conversation: Cooperative or competitive contribution. Journal of Pragmatics 84 : 37–53.
O’Neal, George. 2015. Consonant clusters and intelligibility in English as a Lingua Franca in Japan. Phonological modifications to restore intelligibility in ELF. Pragmatics and Society 6 (4) : 616–635.
O’Neal, George. 2015. Segmental repair and interactional intelligibility: The relationship between consonant deletion, consonant insertion, and pronunciation intelligibility in English as a Lingua Franca in Japan. Journal of Pragmatics 85 : 122–134.
Heuven, Vincent J. and Chaoju Tang. 2015. Predicting mutual intelligibility of Chinese dialects from multiple objective linguistic distance measures. Linguistics 53 (2) : 285–312.
Gooskens, Charlotte, Femke Swarte and Fenna Bergsma. 2014. Does instruction about phonological correspondences contribute to the intelligibility of a related language? A study with speakers of Dutch learning Frisian. Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics 3 (1) : 45–61.
Chan, Jim Y.H. 2014. Exposure to accents and pronunciation modelling: A case study of a secondary school in Hong Kong. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 24 (3) : 390–415.
Chavez, Monika. 2014. Variable beliefs about the need for accuracy in the oral production of German: an exploratory study. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 24 (1) : 97–127.
Krizsán, Attila and Tero Erkkilä. 2014. Multilingualism among Brussels-based civil servants and lobbyists: perceptions and practices. Language Policy 13 (3) : 201–219.
Janicki, Karol. 2014. Connecting the linguist to industry and public institutions. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 24 (1) : 38–49.
Heeswijk, Linda van, Anja Schüppert, Susan Rosink and Martin Kroon. 2014. De verstaanbaarheid van natuurlijk snelle versus kunstmatig versnelde spraak in het Nederlands. [The intelligibility of natural versus artificially time-compressed Dutch speech.] Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics 3 (1) : 199–212.
Castelli, Christina and Ying Ying Tan. 2013. Intelligibility and attitudes: How American English and Singapore English are perceived around the world. English World-Wide 34 (2) : 177–201.
Engberg, Jan. 2013. Legal linguistics as a mutual arena for cooperation: Recent developments in the field of applied linguistics and law. AILA Review 26 (1) : 24–41.
Gooskens, Charlotte, Anja Schüppert and Nanna Haug Hilton. 2013. The influence of non-native morphosyntax on the intelligibility of a closely related language. Lingua 137 : 1–18.
Stevanovic, Melisa. 2013. Managing participation in interaction: the case of humming. Text & Talk 33 (1) : 113–137.