About the Journal

Global Trends and Insights: Linguistics and Language Research is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and selected high-impact reprints in the field of world’s languages in all their diversity. The journal aims to foster multidisciplinary scholarship, generate practical applications, and provide a platform for research addressing language structure, use, acquisition, cognition, variation, and preservation. It welcomes contributions that integrate theoretical, experimental, computational, and applied perspectives in linguistics.

Published half-yearly, the journal is available in both print and electronic formats, ensuring wide accessibility to the research community.

Scope:

The journal welcomes high-quality submissions in all aspects of linguistics and language studies. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Applied Linguistics: language assessment, testing, second- and third-language acquisition, forensic linguistics, vocabulary studies.
  • Bi-/Multilingualism: code-switching, crosslinguistic influence, language contact, processing in bi-/multilinguals, translanguaging.
  • Clinical Linguistics: aphasia, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, developmental language disorders, stuttering, and cognitive communication disorders.
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders: paediatric and acquired speech–language–hearing pathology, diagnostic evaluation, and intervention strategies.
  • Endangered and Heritage Languages: documentation, revitalization, attrition, and language policy.
  • Language Acquisition: first-, second-, and third-language development; morphology, syntax, phonology, vocabulary, and sign languages.
  • Language Typology and Variation: contact-induced change, historical linguistics, crosslinguistic variation.
  • Psycholinguistics: cognition, neurolinguistics, language processing, linguistic relativity, and AI applications in language studies.
  • Reading and Writing: literacy assessment, dyslexia, dysgraphia, writing systems, and vocabulary development.
  • Research Methods in Linguistics: corpus linguistics, experimental techniques, elicitation methods, and statistical analysis.