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Phinnarat Akharawatthanakun (Payap University). Patterns of lexical variation in four Southwestern Tai dialects.
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Russell Arent (RIT Dubai/Rochester Institute of Technology). How observational method, participant typology, urban sprawl and mobility impact isogloss opacity in sociolinguistic Inquiry.
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Yoshiyuki Asahi (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics). Accentuation pattern in a highly isolated sociolinguistic setting: a case of Sakhalin Japanese in Russia.
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Dominika Baran (Duke University).
Sociolinguistic variation in Taiwan Mandarin: deretroflection and labial glide deletion among Taipei County high school students.
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Pratibha Bhattacharya (University of Delhi).
Where do you shop --- in mɔls or mɔlz?
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Vineeta Chand (University of California, Davis).
Merged? The sociolinguistic reality of the purported (v/w) merger in Indian English.
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Hui-Huan Chang & Victoria Rau (National Chung Cheng University).
Word order variation in Yami.
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Claire Cowie & Anna Pande (University of Edinburgh).
Do speakers of Indian English accommodate to Americans on the telephone in professional interactions? The India Telephone Maptask.
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Kakoli Dey (University of Delhi).
Spirantization of labials in Silchar Bengali.
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Robert Englebretson (Rice University).
'Where do Chinese people store their money?': The social construction of an Indonesian ethnic stereotype through a small story.
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Gregory Guy (New York University).
Constraints and communities in Early New Zealand English.
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Kevin Heffernan (Kwansei Gakuin University). Phonemic-level variability in English loans in Japanese: Code-switching within the morpheme.
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Chungmin Hsu (National Chiao Tung University). Constructionalization and grammaticalization: A corpus-based variationist study of syntactic variation of yige in Mandarin.
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Hyeon-Seok Kang (Dankook University). Chungnam-Province residents' perceptual dialect boundaries, dialect images, and recognition of Korean dialects.
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Peter Keegan (University of Auckland), Jeanette King (University of Canterbury), Catherine Watson (University of Auckland), Margaret Maclagan (University of Canterbury) & Ray Harlow (Waikato University). The role of indigenous women in sound change: the Maori language in New Zealand.
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Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi (Deccan College). Forty years of language change in Kupwad.
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Claudia Lange (Technical University Dresden). Word order and discourse organization in spoken Indian English.
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Nazrin B Laskar (Aligarh Muslim University). Variation in tense and aspect marking in Bishnupriya: Impact of bilingualism.
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Sarah Lee (Rice University). When to ask is to cause: the use of the ask periphrastic construction as an expression of indirect causation in Singapore English.
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Kazuko Matsumoto (University of Tokyo). Sentence tag desho as discourse variation:
Evidence from the terminal Japanese Diaspora community in the Pacific.
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Olga Maxwell (University of Melbourne). Intonational realisation of focus in Indian English spoken by L1 Bengali and L1 Kannada speakers of English.
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Miriam Meyerhoff (University of Auckland). Variation as vitality: Using variation in research on an endangered language.
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Carmel O'Shannessy (University of Michigan). Innovative structures form in a new mixed language.
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Resmi Prakash (Jawaharlal Nehru University). Sociolinguistic perspective of the pattern of lexical borrowing: Case of Konkanis and Kudumbis of Kerala.
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Reza Ghafar Samar, Hadi Azimi & Sepideh Abdolkarimi (Tarbiat Modares University). Observing language change: A regional perspective.
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Shobha Satyanath
(University of Delhi). Spatiality of alveolars and palatals across Eastern India.
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Edgar W. Schneider (University of Regensburg). American impact on Asian and Pacific Englishes: a corpus-based investigation.
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Richa Sharma
(University of Delhi). Enuf is not Inuf for Delhiites: Variation in vowels in Delhi English.
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Teresa Yi-Chun Shen
(Providence University) & Victoria Rau (National Chung Cheng University). A variation analysis of grammaticalization of the Chinese discourse marker "ranhou".
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James N. Stanford
(Dartmouth College) & Yanhong Pan (University of Hong Kong). Dialect acquisition and exogamy in a Zhuang minority village in southern China.
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Nathan Statezni & Ahkhi (SIL International).
So near and yet so far: Dialect variation and contact among the Tangshang Naga in Myanmar.
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Rebecca Starr (Stanford University) & Huihsin Tseng (Yahoo! Labs).
"It's very manly ei!": Variation in affective sentence-final particles in Taiwanese Mandarin television dramas.
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Akiko Takemura (Kobe University).
Parental influence in dialect acquisition: the case of Kagoshima dialect of Japanese.
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Siew Imm Tan (Nanyang Technological University
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Structural idiosyncrasies in Malaysian English multi-word verbs.
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Catherine Yang (La Trobe University and SIL International). Lalo regional varieties: Phylogeny, dialectometry, and intelligibility.
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