ALS Journal: Australian Journal of Linguistics

The Australian Journal of Linguistics, the journal of the Australian Linguistic Society, is published twice a year.

The Editorial Policy for the Australian Journal of Linguistics is available here.

Tables of contents and abstracts of articles which were published in the Australian Journal of Linguistics between its first volume in 1981 and the publication of an electronic version in 2000 (volume 20) are available here. Tables of contents and abstracts from volume 20 can be found from the AJL homepage on the site of the publisher, Taylor & Francis (Routledge). If your university subscribes to AJL, it should also be possible to view articles from volumes 20 in PDF format from that site; otherwise you have the option of paying to download a particular article.

Correspondence regarding papers or reviews in AJL should be addressed to one of the Journal Editors. All other correspondence should be addressed to the publisher, with full details available on the journal homepage.

Other ALS Publications

(Thanks to David Nash for supplying the following information.)

The Society has published two sorts of publications throughout its history - newsletters and journals.

Newsletters

• Report 1-2, 9 June 1967 and 23 April 1968
• Circular 3-5, June 1968-April 1970
• Bulletin 1-8, September 1970-June 1972
• Australian Linguistic Society Newsletter 1 (May 1973)-. This is the current newsletter.

Journals

• Linguistic communications: Working papers of the Linguistic Society of Australia 1-17, 1970-1976. Clayton: Monash University. ISSN 0313-6183.
• Talanya: Journal of the Linguistic Society of Australia 1-6, 1972-1979. The Hague: Mouton. ISSN 0314-2590. Note that volumes 1 (1972) and 2 (1975) appeared as numbers 87 and 164 of the journal Linguistics.
• Australian Journal of Linguistics 1 (1981)-. This is the current journal; see description and list of contents and abstracts above.