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Politics & Society

Digital Linguistics: An Interview with Piotr Bański, Ulrich Heid and Laura Herzberg

Nowadays, as huge swathes of our linguistic lives are recorded, measured and analyzed digitally, the question is no longer simply how much language data we have, but how well it is organized.

Academia & Publishing

Congratulations, Winners of the 2024 Joshua A. Fishman Award!

This year, three early-career researchers have been selected for their outstanding dissertations addressing the sociology of language.

Arts & Humanities

Echoes Across Siberia: What Indigenous Languages Can Teach Us About the Past

Northern Asia holds more than just breathtaking landscapes. It cradles a tapestry of cultures and languages dating back millennia, offering important clues to the region’s deep past. Preserving the vanishing voices of indigenous communities has never seemed more urgent.

Politics & Society

Talking About Sustainability: What’s New in the “Green” Lexicon?

From “green loans” to “green hushing” – environmental discourse is continually expanding with new terms to guide us through a sustainability-oriented world. So, what’s the latest in the green lexicon?

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