Frontmatter

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Research Articles
3. Introduction to sound change in endangered or small speech communities
4. Where have all the sound changes gone? Phonological stability and mechanisms of sound change
5. Where have all the sound changes gone? Examining the scarcity of evidence for regular sound change in Australian languages
6. Cross-dialectal synchronic variation of a diachronic conditioned merger in Tlingit
7. Vowel harmony in Laz Turkish: a case study in language contact and language change
8. The evolution of tonally conditioned allomorphy in Triqui: evidence from spontaneous speech corpora
9. Sound change and gender-based differences in isolated regions: acoustic analysis of intervocalic phonemic stops by Bora-Spanish bilinguals
10. Place uniformity and drift in the Suzhounese fricative and apical vowels
11. Flexibility and evolution of cue weighting after a tonal split: an experimental field study on Tamang
12. The emergence of bunched vowels from retroflex approximants in endangered Dardic languages
13. The expanding influence of Thai and its effects on cue redistribution in Kuy
14. Speech style variation in an endangered language
15. Sound change in Aboriginal Australia: word-initial engma deletion in Kunwok
16. The dental-alveolar contrast in Mapudungun: loss, preservation, and extension
17. Sound change or community change? The speech community in sound change studies: a case study of Scottish Gaelic
18. Phonetic transfer in Diné Bizaad (Navajo)
19. The evolution of flap-nasalization in Hoocąk
20. Sound change and tonogenesis in Sylheti
21. Exploring variation and change in a small-scale Indigenous society: the case of (s) in Pirahã
22. Rhotics, /uː/, and diphthongization in New Braunfels German
23. Generational differences in the low tones of Black Lahu