Dialogue in institutional settings

Introduction
• The agency of language in institutional talk: An introduction
  Letizia Caronia & Franca Orletti | pp. 1–27
Articles
• Why Trump won the elections: Populism and dialogue in the age of social media
  Patrizia Violi | pp. 28–41
• Staged conflicts in Austrian parliamentary debates
  Helmut Gruber | pp. 42–64
• Decision announcements in small claims court: A recurring judge dilemma
  Karen Tracy & Robert T. Craig | pp. 65–83
• Dialogical power negotiations in conflict mediation
  Emma van Bijnen | pp. 84–105
• Latin as a tool for social differentiation and epistemic asymmetry: The language of medicine
  Franca Orletti | pp. 106–124
• Assessing a (gifted) child in parent-teacher conference: Participants’ resources to pursue (and resist) a no-problem trajectory
  Letizia Caronia & Chiara Dalledonne Vandini | pp. 125–148
• Names and the transidioma: Language and power in the 21st century
  Marco Jacquemet | pp. 149–171
• ‘Inevitable distinctions’: The discursive construction of unaccompanied minors’ agency in Italian residential care
  Marzia Saglietti | pp. 172–190

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