Publications

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Fiedler, Sabine. 2018. Linguistic and pragmatic influence of English: Does Esperanto resist it? Journal of Pragmatics 133 : 166–178.
Fleming, Luke. 2017. Artificial language, natural history: Speech, sign, and sound in the emergence of Damin. Language & Communication 56 : 1–18.
Fleming, Luke. 2016. Artificial language, natural history: Speech, sign, and sound in the emergence of Damin. Language & Communication 51 : 1–18.
Gobbo, Frederico. 2014. Interlinguistics and Esperanto studies at universities: The experience at the University of Turin. Language Problems and Language Planning 38 (3) : 292–303.
Garvía, Roberto. 2013. Religion and artificial languages at the turn of the twentieth century: Ostwald and Zamenhof. Language Problems and Language Planning 37 (1) : 47–70.
Fiedler, Sabine. 2012. The Esperanto denaskulo: The status of the native speaker of Esperanto within and beyond the planned language community. Language Problems and Language Planning 36 (1) : 69–84.
Goro Christoph, Kimura. 2012. Esperanto and minority languages: A sociolinguistic comparison. Language Problems and Language Planning 36 (2) : 167–181.
Liu, Haitao. 2011. Quantitative analysis of Zamenhof's Esenco kaj estonteco. Language Problems and Language Planning 35 (1) : 57–81.
Schreyer, Christine. 2011. Media, information technology, and language planning: what can endangered language communities learn from created language communities? Current Issues in Language Planning 12 (3) : 403–425.
Tonkin, Humphrey. 2011. Chaos in Esperanto-Land: Echoes of the Holocaust. Language Problems and Language Planning 35 (2) : 161–171.
Blanke, Detlev. 2009. Causes of the relative success of Esperanto. Language Problems and Language Planning 33 (3) : 251–266.
Podhorodecka, Joanna. 2007. Is lámatyáve a linguistic heresy? Iconicity in J.R.R. Tolkien’s invented languages. In Tabakowska, Elzbieta, Olga Fischer and Christina Ljungberg, eds. Insistent Images. (Iconicity in Language and Literature 5). John Benjamins. pp. 103–110.
Fiedler, Sabine. 2006. Standardization and self-regulation in an international speech community: the case of Esperanto. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 177 : 67–90.
Heerden, Chantelle van and Lawrie Barnes. 2006. Virtual Languages in Science fiction and fantasy literature. Language Matters: Studies in the Languages of Africa 37 (1) : 102–117.
Hornsby, David and Mari C. Jones. 2006. Blue-sky thinking? Léon Bollack and La Langue française en l’an 2003. Language Problems and Language Planning 30 (3) : 215–238.
Minnaja, Carlo. 2002. Etimologia in una lingua pianificata. Language Problems and Language Planning 26 (1) : 69–75.
Soros, Tivadar. 2001. Masquerade: Dancing around death in Nazi-occupied Hungary. Arcade Publishing.
Chilton, Paul A. 1998. Newspeak. In Mey, Jacob L. The concise Encyclopedia of Pragmatics. Elsevier. pp. 649–651.
Large, A. 1998. Artificial Languages. In Mey, Jacob L. The concise Encyclopedia of Pragmatics. Elsevier. pp. 61–64.
Blanke, Detlev. 1996. Wege zur interlinguistischen und esperantologischen Fachliteratur. Language Problems and Language Planning 20 (2) : 168–181.
Corsetti, Renato. 1996. A mother tongue spoken mainly by fathers. Language Problems and Language Planning 20 (3) : 263–273.
Fettes, Mark. 1996. The Esperanto community: A quasi-ethnic linguistic minority? Language Problems and Language Planning 20 (1) : 53–59.
Sakaguchi, Alicja. 1996. Die Dichotomie "künstlich" vs. "natürlich" und das historische Phänomen einer funktionierenden Plansprache. Language Problems and Language Planning 20 (1) : 18–38.
Sroka, Kazimierz A., ed. 1996. Kognitive Aspekte der Sprache. Akten des 30. Linguistischen Kolloquiums, Gdansk 1995. [Cognitive Aspects of Language. Proceedings of the 30th Colloquium of Linguistics, Gdansk 1995.] (Linguistische Arbeiten 360). De Gruyter.
Corsetti, Renato and Mauro La Torre. 1995. Quale lingua prima? Per un esperimento CEE che utilizzi l´esperanto. [Which language first ? For a European Community experiment using Esperanto.] Language Problems and Language Planning 19 (1) : 26–46.