LINGUIST List 14.151

Thu Jan 16 2003

TOC: IRAL, 40/4 (Special Issue) (2002)

Editor for this issue: Tomoko Okuno <tomokolinguistlist.org>

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1. Julia Ulrich, IRAL, 40/4 (2002) - Special Issue: BUSINESS DISCOURSE

International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching (IRAL)

Editors: Peter Jordens and Eric Kellerman
ISSN 0019-042X

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Volume 40 Number 4, 2002

Special Issue: BUSINESS DISCOURSE

Guest Editors: Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini and Catherine Nickerson


FRANCESCA BARGIELA-CHIAPPINI and CATHERINE NICKERSON
Business discourse: Old debates, new horizons

GRAHAME T. BILBOW
Commissive speech act use in intercultural business meetings

DIDAR AKAR
The macro contextual factors shaping business discourse: The Turkish
case

JULIO C. GIMENEZ
New media and conflicting realities in multinational corporate
communication: A case study

GINA PONCINI
Investigating discourse at business meetings with multicultural
participation

CATHERINE NICKERSON
Endnote: Business discourse and language teaching

External reviewers

Index of Articles in Volume 40

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