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New Co-Editor for the Journal of Second Language Writing
“It is with great pleasure that I welcome Rosa Manchón as the new co-editor of the JSLW. Rosa is well known in the L2 writing community as a top notch scholar and meticulous and insightful researcher. In addition she brings a profound familiarity with L2, especially EFL, writing research in Europe and a great deal of editing experience.”
Ilona Leki, ‘
From the Editors’ Vol. 17/1
We are very pleased to join with Professor Leki in welcoming Professor Manchón to her role as co-editor of the Journal of Second Language Writing. We also wish Professor Tony Silva well and thank him sincerely for his (ongoing) contributions to the journal.
To submit an article online or to find out more about the journal, visit:
www.elsevier.com/locate/jslw
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Journal of Second Language Writing Best Paper Award for 2007
Congratulations to Professor Diane Belcher of Georgia State University on winning the JSLW Best Paper Award for her article
Seeking acceptance in an English-only research world.
Find out more about the Journal of Second Language Writing on the journal homepage.
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ESP Horowitz Prize Winner 2007
We are pleased to announce the winner of the English for Specific Purposes 2007 Horowitz Prize as An Cheng for "
Transferring generic features and recontextualizing genre awareness: Understanding writing performance in the ESP genre-based literacy framework. Congratulations!
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Call for Papers
The International Association for the Integrational Study of Language and Communication (IAISLC) and The Amsterdam Center for Language & Communication (Research Group: Sociolinguistic Aspects of Multilingualism)
announce an international symposium on:
The Native Speaker and The Mother Tongue
Cape Town, Dec 11-13, 2008
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LinguistList Fund Drive 2008
Elsevier is a supporter of the
LinguistList and continued this support in early 2008 by providing 5 prizes awarded for fundraising efforts for the LinguistList. The five winners were chosen in April and we are therefore pleased to congratulate them. Each winner receives a personal, one-year subscription to the Elsevier linguistics journal of their choice.
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New Associate Editors for the Journal of Fluency Disorders
We are pleased to welcome Dr Frances Freeman of Research in Speech Communication and Dr Michael Blomgren of the University of Utah to their new positions as Associate Editors for the Journal of Fluency Disorders. We wish them well.
You can find out more about the journal
here.
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New Associate Editor for Journal of Phonetics
Professor Jennifer Hay of the University of Canterbury, New Zealand is a newly appointed Associate Editor for the Journal of Phonetics. We welcome her into her new role and wish her well.
Visit the journal homepage to find out more about the journal: www.elsevier.com/locate/phonetics
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| ESP Special Issue in Honour of John Swales
We are pleased to announce the publication of an English for Specific Purposes special issue honouring and highlighting the life and work of John Swales. The issue is edited by Ann M. Johns and can be read
here.
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Discounted Society Personal Subscription Rates
Reduced personal journal subscriptions are available for various journals to members of:
- Alliance for Computers and Writing
- American Association for Applied Linguistics
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- British Association for Applied Linguistics
- International Association for Teaching English as a Foreign Language
- International Communication Association
- International Phonetic Association
- International Pragmatics Association
- International Speech Communication Association
- Japan Association of Language Teachers
- Linguistic Society of America
- Teachers of English as a Second or other Language
Contact your regional sales offices for more information.
Personal subscription prices for 2008 and access to full-text sample copies for all our language and linguistics journals are included on each journal homepage.
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Hinari Project
Elsevier is pleased to inform you that its entire range of language and linguistics journals are now accessible to professionals in developing countries through
HINARI, the World Health Organization's HealthInterNetwork. With over 900 journals in HINARI, Elsevier represents 30% of HINARI's annual 3.3 million downloads and is proud to be one of the founding publishers of this initiative.
Find out more about the Hinari project on the Elsevier Information Philanthropy
website.
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