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| Current Issues in Language Studies |
| ISSN: 1947-511X(Print) 1947-5101(online) |
| Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year |
| Publisher: American Academic Press |
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Editor-in-Chief
Thomas Moore
Editorial Members
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Alexandr Zaytsev |
Moscow Institute of Linguistics, Russia |
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Arianne Reimerink |
University of Granada, Spain |
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Elisabeth Bladh |
The University of the West Indies, Barbados W.I.; Stockholm University, Sweden |
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Mapula gaffane |
National Language Service, South Africa |
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Muhammad Y Gamal |
Arab World, Australia |
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Norhazlina Husin |
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia |
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Olga Egorova |
Astrakhan State University, Russia |
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Ravi Kumar |
Indian Translators Association, India |
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Tereza Matić Ivušić |
University of Dubrovnik, Croatia |
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