Journal of Language and Politics

Editorial
• Journal of Language and Politics – Looking to the Future
  Michał Krzyżanowski, David Machin & Ruth Wodak | pp. v–vi
Articles
• Shaping discourses of multilingualism through a language ideological debate: The case of Swedish in Finland
  Francis M. Hult & Sari Pietikäinen | pp. 1–20
• Political loanwords: Postwar constitutional arrangement and the co-occurrence tendencies of anglicisms in contemporary Bosnian
  Adnan Ajsic | pp. 21–50
• Direct and indirect speech in Spanish language news reports
  Kareen Gervasi | pp. 51–76
• What can software tell us about political candidates? A critical analysis of a computerized method for political discourse
  Sara E.N. Kangas | pp. 77–97
• Discursive strategies of instrumentalizing history in mainstream Turkish political discourse: The case of the negative other presentation of the CHP
  Can Küçükali | pp. 98–119
• Foreign metaphors and Arabic translation: An empirical study in journalistic translation practice
  Samia Bazzi | pp. 120–151
• Monitoring anti-minority rhetoric in the Czech print media: A critical discourse analysis
  Tess Slavíčková & Peter Zvagulis | pp. 152–170
• The ideational clinch of the Roman Catholic Church and the EU: The Europeanization of the Catholic clergy’s discourse?
  Petr Kratochvíl & Tomáš Doležal | pp. 171–197
Book reviews
• F. Macgilchrist. 2014. Journalism and the Political. Discursive Tensions in News Coverage of Russia
  Reviewed by Philipp Casula | pp. 198–201
• G. Erreygers & G. Jacobs (eds.). 2014. Language, Communication and the Economy
  Reviewed by Nasrin Kowkabi | pp. 202–204

Main BIC Subject

Main BISAC Subject