Vol. 13 (2024)

Published: 15-03-2024

Articles

The role of foreign language anxiety and task complexity on fluency in German learners of Dutch

Foekje Reitsma, Esther Ruigendijk
- PDF
- XML
Het didactiseren van bewuste taalvaardigheid grammaticale concepten ingebed in hun grammaticale en taalcontrastieve context

Gijs Leenders, Max van Amstel, Rick de Graaff, Marjo van Koppen
Intensification strength in speech: language-specific preferences and differences between native and learner language

Isa Hendrikx, Kristel Van Goethem, Natacha Buntinx
- PDF
- XML
Taming our Wild Data On Intercoder Reliability in Discourse Research

Renske van Enschot, Wilbert Spooren, Antal van den Bosch, Christian Burgers, Liesbeth Degand, Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul, Florian Kunneman, Christine Liebrecht, Yvette Linders, Alfons Maes
- PDF
- XML

Viewpoints

Diamond is a scientist’s best friend Counteracting systemic inequality in open access publishing

Sible Andringa; Maria Mos, Catherine van Beuningen, Paz González, Jos Hornikx, Rasmus Steinkrauss
- PDF
- XML
The Moral Schizophrenia in the Fight Against Big Publisha

Ali Al-Hoorie
- PDF
- XML
Open science publishing practices can break commercial publishers’ dominant position in the dissemination of scientific results

Pascal Braak
- PDF
- XML
Openwashing and greenwashing in academic publishing

Mirjam Broersma
- PDF
- XML
When Diamond is Still a Luxury: An Early Career Researcher Perspective

Meng Liu
- PDF
- XML
Doing the right thing to get diamonds? Professional challenges and moral dilemmas

Emma Marsden
- PDF
- XML
Universities of Applied Sciences and diamond open access

Anne Marie Meijer
- PDF
- XML
Diamonds are not just a scientist’s best friend

Ron Oostdam
- PDF
- XML
Publishing Journal Articles in Times of Dataism

David Peeters
- PDF
- XML
A diamond in the rough We need open access publishing for books, too

Luke Plonsky
- PDF
- XML
It only works if we all participate. A response to ‘Diamond is a scientist’s best friend. Counteracting systemic inequality in open access publishing.’

Tessa van Charldorp, Nanon Labrie
- PDF
- XML