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Järlehed, Johan. 2020. Alphabet city: Orthographic differentiation and branding in late capitalist cities. Social Semiotics 31 (1) : 14–35.
Amorós-Negre, Carla and Elena Méndez-Gª de Paredes. 2019. The status of Andalusian in the Spanish-speaking world: is it currently possible for Andalusia to have its own linguistic standardization process? Current Issues in Language Planning 20 (2) : 179–198.
Costa, James. 2019. Introduction: Regimes of language and the social, hierarchized organization of ideologies. Language & Communication 66 : 1–5.
Hänsel, Eva Canan and Dagmar Deuber. 2019. The interplay of the national, regional, and global in standards of English. A recognition survey of newscaster accents in the Caribbean. English World-Wide 40 (3) : 241–270.
Jaffe, Alexandra. 2019. Standardization(s) and regimentation: Polynomic orthodoxies and potentials. Language & Communication 66 : 6–19.
Kytö, Merja. 2019. Register in historical linguistics. Register Studies 1 (1) : 136–167.
Lau, Kwok-chang, Loretta C.W. Tam and Ka Yee Elizabeth Loh. 2019. Moving between language frontiers: the challenges of the medium of instruction policy for Chinese as a second language. Language Policy 18 (3) : 131–153.
Mitchell, Lisa. 2019. Language regimes and corporeal practices of ‘making known’: Speech action, collective assembly, and the politics of recognition in India. Language & Communication 66 : 41–54.
Rutten, Gijsbert. 2019. Language Planning as Nation Building. Ideology, policy and implementation in the Netherlands, 1750–1850. (Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics 9). John Benjamins.
Squires, Lauren. 2019. Genre and linguistic expectation shift: Evidence from pop song lyrics. Language in Society 48 (1) : 1–30.
Stell, Gerald. 2019. Dimensions of sociolinguistic distinction in postcolonial ethnic diversity: Folk perceptions of language across Namibia's rural/urban divide. Lingua 226 : 53–68.
Strand, Thea R. 2019. Tradition as innovation: Dialect revalorization and maximal orthographic distinction in rural Norwegian writing. Multilingua 38 (1) : 51–68.
Zhang, Jingwei. 2019. Tone mergers in Cantonese. Evidence from Hong Kong, Macao, and Zhuhai. Asia-Pacific Language Variation 5 (1) : 28–49.
Abercrombie, Amelia. 2018. Language purism and social hierarchies: Making a Romani standard in Prizren. Language in Society 47 (5) : 741–761.
Beeman, William, ed. 2018. Benedict Anderson’s imagined communities. John Benjamins.
Elordui, Agurtzane. 2018. Vernacularisation of media: stylistic change in Basque youth media. Multilingua 37 (6) : 561–586.
Lai, Rosangela. 2018. Language planning and language policy in Sardinia. Language Problems and Language Planning 42 (1) : 70–88.
Nevalainen, Terttu. 2018. From speaker innovation to lexical change. A sociohistorical approach to neologisms. Pragmatics & Cognition 25 (1) : 8–29.
Savski, Kristof. 2018. Monolingualism and prescriptivism: the ecology of Slovene in the twentieth century. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 39 (2) : 124–136.
Snell, Julia. 2018. Solidarity, stance, and class identities. Language in Society 47 (5) : 665–691.
Gok, Duygu and Hilal Bozoglan. 2017. Effect of mobile-assisted dialect awareness training on the dialect attitudes of prospective English language teachers. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 38 (9) : 772–787.
Khoo, Kiak Uei. 2017. Malaysian Mandarin variation with regard to Mandarin globalization trend: Issues on language standardization. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2017 (244) : 65–86.
Peltz, Rakhmiel. 2017. A researcher writes for his people: who writes what language for whom and when? International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2017 (243) : 39–66.
Shang, Guowen and Shouhui Zhao. 2017. Standardising the Chinese language in Singapore: issues of policy and practice. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 38 (4) : 315–329.
Banda, Felix. 2016. Language policy and orthographic harmonization across linguistic, ethnic and national boundaries in Southern Africa. Language Policy 15 (3) : 257–275.