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From the Editor in Chief

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Mark Aronoff

of SUNY Stony Brook on shaping the future of linguistics scholarship.
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Editorial Board Members

Anvita Abbi

Jawaharlal Nehru University

 

Ruth Berman

Tel Aviv University

 

Kersti Borjars

University of Manchester

 

Joan Bresnan

Stanford University

 

Greville Corbett

University of Surrey

 

Gerrit Jan Dimmendaal

University of Cologne

 

Lawrence Horn

Yale University

 

Taro Kageyama

National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics

 

Ellen Kaisse

University of Washington

 

Aditi Lahari

University of Oxford

 
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