| Contents |
| Cutler, Cecelia / Røyneland, Unn / Vrzić, Zvjezdana: |
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Introduction: multilingual, multilectal, and multiscriptal writing |
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S. 167 |
| Ramberg, Bjørn T. / Røyneland, Unn: |
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Norms at play |
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S. 177 |
| Palumbo, Alessandro: |
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Professional identities and cosmopolitan personas: Latin as cultural capital in Scandinavian rune inscribers’ signature |
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S. 203 |
| Novak, Kristian: |
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How planning a national language cured the Croatian nationalists of xenolingohasseny |
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S. 227 |
| Vrzić, Zvjezdana: |
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Orthographic practices and social meanings: writing Istro-Romanian, an endangered language in Croatia |
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S. 251 |
| Hadi Mirvahedi, Seyed / Rostami, Reza: |
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The politics of writing in Iran |
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S. 277 |
| Spitzmüller, Jürgen: |
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What you see is what you get? Challenging the primacy of the visual in writing research |
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S. 305 |
| Androutsopoulos, Jannis / Spilioti, Tereza: |
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Scripts in interaction: fixity and fluidity in Greek trans-scripting practices |
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S. 327 |
| De Fina, Anna / Paternostro, Giuseppe: |
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Multilingualism, digital translingua and linguistic repertoires among migrant youth in virtual communities |
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S. 355 |
| Gonçalves, Kellie / Cutler, Cecelia: |
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Fuhgeddaboudit shugah!
Social meanings of the New York City dialect in the semiotic landscape |
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S. 377 |
| Miscellaneous |
| An interview with Björn H. Jernudd |
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S. 401 |
| An interview with Deborah Cameron |
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S. 409 |
