36.3158, Calls: Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics - "Issue 1" (Jrnl)

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Subject: 36.3158, Calls: Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics  - "Issue 1" (Jrnl)

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Date: 18-Oct-2025
From: Reem Bassiouney [arabicsociolinguistics at gmail.com]
Subject: Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics - "Issue 1" (Jrnl)


Journal: Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics

You are invited to submit a paper for possible inclusion in the first
issue of the Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics. The journal is
published by Edinburgh University Press and the American University in
Cairo.  The journal seeks to expand and develop theories and methods
in linguistics research. Therefore it welcomes studies that are built
on data from Arabic, and that use a solid theoretical and
methodological framework.
We welcome articles that deal with issues pertaining to the relation
between linguistic variation and identity, variation and
sociolinguistic variables (including but not limited to location,
social class, education, age, gender and urbanization) and variation
and political contexts. They may also focus on code switching in the
Arab world, language policy and the impact of diglossia as well as
issues related to pidgin codes in the Arab world. The journal also
welcomes ethnographic studies and studies that relate anthropology to
linguistics and sociolinguistics to education. The journal aims to
highlight research which applies new theories and methodologies to
Arabic data, while addressing a wider audience of linguists, in order
to engage them with findings from research about Arabic.
The following are specific sample topics that would fall within the
scope of the journal:
 - New theories that can be applied to variation
 - Identity and education
 - Political discourse
 - Language ideology & language attitudes
 - perceptual dialectology and folk linguistics
 - Quantitative or qualitative data or mixed methods
 - Critical approaches to sociolinguistics
 - Refugees, migration, and language
 - Raciolinguistics
 - Historical linguistics, if related to society
 - Computational linguistics, if related to society
 - Corpus linguistics
 - Syntax and semantics (relevant to language variation and change)
 - Language acquisition
 - Discourse analysis and critical discourse analysis
Submissions Guidelines:
Please submit all articles for consideration to
arabicsociolinguistics at gmail.com.
All potential contributions should be formatted according to the style
guide found here:
https://www.euppublishing.com/pb-assets/GenericStyleRulesforLinguistics-1661163840083.pdf
For more information about submissions, please visit
https://www.euppublishing.com/journal/arabic/submit

Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics

Subject Language(s): Arabic (ara)




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