Studies in Language provides a forum for discussing contemporary linguistic issues, recognizing the diversity and variability of human language and communication patterns, the historical dynamics of language, and the embedding of language in social practice and cognition. The main research areas of this journal include linguistic theory, language analysis, language acquisition, language teaching, language policy, and translation. The main readership includes linguists, language teachers, translators, and language policy makers, who have a deep interest and professional knowledge in the research and application of language. The editorial team of this journal is composed of internationally renowned linguists from different language and cultural backgrounds, who can provide a wide range of perspectives and research methods.