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Journal Title:	Language Dynamics and Change
Volume/Issue:	2/1
Date:	2012
Table of Contents:	http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/22105832/2/1 Articles: Remco Knooihuizen and Dan Dediu Historical Demography and Historical Sociolinguistics: The Role of Migrant Integration in the Development of Dunkirk French in the 17th Century Elena Smirnova On Some Problematic Aspects of Subjectification Rebecca L. Morley The Emergence of Epenthesis: An Incremental Model of Grammar Change Mark Donohue Typology and Areality Book Review: Jonas, Dianne, John Whitman, and Andrew Garrett (eds.) 2012. Grammatical Change. Origins, Nature, Outcomes Reviewed by Susanne Chrambach
Publisher:	Brill
Linguistic Field(s):	Historical Linguistics

LL Issue:	23.4477