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Quality Content
Outstanding
citations
The graph shows strong growth in citations since 1986 and even more so
in recent years, where Elsevier’s citations have outstripped
the
market with an average growth of 15% compared to 5% for all other
linguistics journals between 2001 and 2006.
Growth in citations since 1985
was indexed to make a fair comparison of citation growth between
Elsevier and the linguistics field.
 The
Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics – 2nd Edition (ELL2)
In 1993 the first edition of ELL (Ron Asher, Editor) was hailed as
“the field’s standard reference work for a
generation”. Now the all-new 2006 second edition, edited by
Keith Brown, matches ELL’s comprehensiveness and high
quality, expanded for a new generation, while being the first
encyclopedia to really exploit the multimedia potential of
linguistics.
"an awe-inspiring project of
breath-taking scope, bringing together a distinguished list of
internationally recognized editors and authors." Mark
Steedman, University of Edinburgh
Find out more at: www1.elsevier.com/homepage/sal/ell2
Journal
Prizes
Computers
and Composition offers 5 journal awards – Hugh
Burns Best Dissertation, Ellen Nold Best Article, Distinguished Book,
Charles Moran Distinguished Contributions to the Field and Michelle
Kendrick Outstanding Digital Production/Scholarship Award. Find out
more on the journal homepage - www.elsevier.com/locate/compcom
The Journal of Second Language
Writing also gives an annual best paper award, full
details of the winning paper is available on the journal homepage
– www.elsevier.com/locate/jslw
Society
publishing partnerships
We are committed to meeting the needs of this research community
through launching new publications and increasing partnerships with
learned societies, improving journal quality and widening access to
research.
Elsevier strongly believes in
building relationships that will ultimately result in the collective
advancement of knowledge, and has relationships with 500 learned
society publishing partners which are grounded in these shared values
and beliefs.
We are proud to publish the
official journal of the International Fluency Association – the Journal of Fluency Disorders
and to be affiliated with the British Association for Lecturers in
English for Academic Purposes – with the Journal of English for Academic
Purposes.
ASHA
continuing education credits
You can gain continuing education credits with the Journal of Fluency Disorders
and the Journal of
Communication Disorders. The journals are approved by the
Continuing Education Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association (ASHA) to provide continuing education activities in
speech-language pathology and audiology. These programs are offered for
CEUs (intermediate level, professional area).
See
the journal homepages for more information on ASHA credits:
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