Workplace communication in flux: from discrete languages, text genres and conversations to complex communicative situations

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1. Frontmatter
2. Workplace communication in flux: from discrete languages, text genres and conversations to complex communicative situations
3. Orienting to the language learner role in multilingual workplace meetings
4. Negotiating belonging in multilingual work environments: church professionals’ engagement with migrants
5. Changing participation in web conferencing: the shared computer screen as an online sales interaction resource
6. Policing language in the world of new work: the commodification of workplace communication in organizational consulting
7. “It’s not the same thing as last time I wrote a report”: Digital text sharing in changing organizations
8. Regular Articles
9. “It sounds like elves talking” – Polish migrants in Aberystwyth (Wales) and their impressions of the Welsh language
10. Exploring lexical bundles in low proficiency level L2 learners’ English writing: an ETS corpus study
11. Kingdom of heaven versus nirvana: a comparative study of conceptual metaphors for Christian and Buddhist ideals of life
12. Linguistic multi-competence in the community: the case of a Japanese plural suffix -tachi for individuation
13. Accent or not? Language attitudes towards regional variation in British Sign Language
14. Validating young learners’ plurilingual repertoires as legitimate linguistic and cultural resources in the EFL classroom
15. A corpus-based study of LGBT-related news discourse in Thailand’s and international English-language newspapers
16. Academic emotions in giving genre-based peer feedback: an emotional intelligence perspective
17. Detecting concealed language knowledge via response times