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The Dutchness of English loans: an evaluation study
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Verschil in vermomming van de ad hominem binnen de Tweede Kamer. Over de verschillende mate van vermomming van de ad hominem door Jesse Klaver, Alexander Pechtold, Emile Roemer en Geert Wilders binnen het parlementaire debat vanuit pragma-dialectisch pers
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Debating online over less meat and other matters of public concern: A pragma-dialectical characterisation and analysis of online large-scale complex public debates
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A sketch grammar of Gebe: a language of North Maluku
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Finite verb formation in Lycian
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The Communicative Orientation of Classrooms where Dutch is Taught as a Second Language
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Topics in the Grammar of Binumarien: Tone and switch reference in a Kainantu language of Papua New Guinea
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Traces of 'Pre-Indo-Iranian': Chronological Layers and Structural Characteristics of Early Indo-Iranian Loanwords
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The Laryngeal Specification and Distribution of Fricatives in Germanic: An Element Theoretical Approach
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Mastering the art of swearing in a second language: a three-pronged analysis of swearing behaviour of Dutch L2 learners of English.
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The Italian indicative/subjunctive alternation: insights from Probabilistic Grammar
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Errors in children’s nonword productions: Examining the effects of bilingualism
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Shan-Ni grammar and processes of linguistic change
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That hour is almost upon us: Metaphors in climate policy speeches at the UNFCCC climate conferences
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Explicit knowledge about implicit errors in L1 and L2 Dutch. An analysis of L1 and L2 accuracy.
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Directionality in Sound Change. An empirical and theoretical study
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"Den Aard en de Beheersching." A corpus-driven study of inflection in prepositional constructions and Standard Language Ideology
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Language Contact and Expressiveness: Ideophones, gestures and code-switching among young Zulu speakers in South Africa
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A 'lengthy' problem: Towards an explanation of the Proto-Indo-European long vowels
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Lio and the Central Flores languages
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Een scriptie over 'iets', 'wat', 'zoiets' én 'zowat', het is wat! A construction grammar approach to the Dutch indefinite pronouns 'iets', 'wat', 'zoiets', and 'zowat'
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The Malberg Glosses - A Phonological Analysis of Frankish
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FILLED PAUSES IN FIRST AND SECOND LANGUAGE USERS: HOW SPEAKER-SPECIFIC IS U(H)M ACROSS LANGUAGES?
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'I don't want to sound racist, but...' Examining the Effects of Accent and Speech Rate on Judgments of Speaker Credibility
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