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Diabah, Grace. 2019. The representation of women in Ghanaian radio commercials: Sustaining or challenging gender stereotypes? Language in Society 48 (2) : 261–283.
Chu, Rong-Xuan and Chih-Tung Huang. 2019. Indigenous peoples in public media: A critical discourse analysis of the human zoo case. Discourse & Society 30 (4) : 395–411.
Frazier, Stefan and Hahn Koo. 2019. Discourse-pragmatic functions of the present perfect in American English TV and radio interviews. Text & Talk 39 (1) : 77–98.
Leonard, Stephen Pax. 2019. Voices from the outside: The instrumentality of radio messages in Colombian kidnappings. Language & Communication 69 : 1–10.
Aijón Oliva, Miguel Ángel. 2018. Not just you: The construction of radio audiences through second-person choice in Peninsular Spanish. Language & Communication 60 : 80–93.
Ames, Kate. 2018. ‘Ironic detachment’: Locals laughing ‘at’ the local on commercial breakfast radio. Journal of Pragmatics 123 : 1–10.
O’Sullivan, Joan. 2018. Advanced Dublin English as audience and referee design in Irish radio advertising. The “initiative” role of advertising in the construction of identity. English World-Wide 39 (1) : 60–84.
Davies, Christie. 2017. The progress of Australian humour in Britain. The European Journal of Humour Research 5 (4) : 15–28.
O’Sullivan, Joan. 2017. Standard Southern British English as referee design in Irish radio advertising. Linguistics 55 (3) : 525–552.
Martín-Santana, Josefa D., Eva Reinares-Lara and Pedro Reinares-Lara. 2017. How does the radio spokesperson’s voice influence credibility? Communications 42 (2) : 151–172.
Westphal, Michael. 2017. Language Variation on Jamaican Radio. (Varieties of English Around the World G60). John Benjamins.
Tucker, Gordon and Lijin Liu. 2015. Thematic choice and progression in English and Chinese radio news texts: a systemic functional analysis. Text & Talk 35 (4) : 481–504.
Bom, Isabelle van der, Laura Coffey-Glover, Laura L. Paterson, Lucy Jones and Sara Mills. 2015. Implicit homophobic argument structure. Equal-marriage discourse in The Moral Maze. Journal of Language and Sexuality 4 (1) : 102–137.
Horowitz, Ava and Laura Kilby. 2013. Opening up terrorism talk: The sequential and categorical production of discursive power within the call openings of a talk radio broadcast. Discourse & Society 24 (6) : 725–742.
Donohue, William A. 2012. The Identity Trap: The Language of Genocide. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 31 (1) : 13–29.
Swinehart, Karl F. 2012. Metadiscursive regime and register formation on Aymara radio. Language & Communication 32 (2) : 102–113.
McVittie, Chris, Andy McKinlay and Sue Cowan. 2011. How expert psychiatrists formulate criticisms of lay descriptions of psychiatry in front of a lay audience. Text & Talk 31 (5) : 601–618.
Johnstone, Barbara. 2011. Dialect enregisterment in performance. Journal of Sociolinguistics 15 (5) : 657–679.
Carpentier, Nico and Nick Resmann. 2011. The “Ordinary” on Commercial Radio and TV: A Reception Analysis of the Subject Position of Ordinary People in the Participatory Programs Recht van Antwoord and Zwart of Wit. The Communication Review 14 (1) : 1–23.
Moder, C.L. 2010. Two puzzle pieces. Fitting discourse context and constructions into cognitive metaphor theory. English Text Construction 3 (2) : 294–320.
Nicola, Nassira. 2010. Black face, white voice. Rush Limbaugh and the “message” of race. Journal of Language and Politics 9 (2) : 281–309.
Vincent, Diane, Marty Laforest and Olivier Turbide. 2010. The circulation of discourse: The case of deprecating remarks on trash radio. Discourse Studies 12 (6) : 785–801.
Benoit, William L. and R. Lance Holbert. 2009. A Theory of Political Campaign Media Connectedness. Communication Monographs 76 (3) : 303–332.
Naudé, Jacobus and Marlie van Rooyen. 2009. A model for the translation of news agency texts (Sapa) for radio (OFM) news. Communicatio: South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research 35 (2) : 251–275.
Szczepek Reed, Beatrice. 2009. Prosodic orientation: A practice for sequence organization in broadcast telephone openings. Journal of Pragmatics 41 (6) : 1223–1247.