Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
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Is variation a sign of decreolization?8
Context matters8
Toward a typology of Australian contact languages7
Review of Gaião (2019): Dicionário do Crioulo de Macau: Escrita de Adé em Patuá4
Noun phrases in Kwéyòl Donmnik3
The rhotics of the Salvador, Bahia variety of Brazilian Portuguese2
Uyghur speakers’ acquisition of Mandarin tones2
‘My brother from another mother’2
Australian Contact Languages2
On the etymology and distribution of verb forms in Arabic-based pidgins2
Review of Nolan (2020): The Elusive Case of Lingua Franca2
Noun phrases in mixed Martinican Creole and French1
Empiricism against imperialism1
The discourse markeralein Bislama oral narratives1
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Language use, language attitudes, and identity in Aruba1
Review of Rivera-Castillo (2022): A description of Papiamentu: a Creole Language of the Caribbean Area1
Review of Operstein (2021): The Lingua Franca: Contact-Induced Language Change in the Mediterranean1
What do we talk about when we talk about Chavacano?1
Adjective phrase fronting in the Malacca Creole Portuguese noun phrase1
Review of Lee (2022): A grammar of Baba Malay1
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Source language influences in the Australian mixed language, Light Warlpiri1
The linguistic impact of the Russian-American Company, with a special focus on Fort Ross1
Review of Ansaldo & Meyerhoff (2021): The Routledge Handbook of Pidgin and Creole Languages1
Occam’s Razor and the origins of Chabacano1
Language styles, styling and language change in Creole communities1
Review of Grant (2019): The Oxford handbook of language contact0
Recognising Yarrie Lingo, the creole language of Yarrabah community in far north-eastern Queensland Australia0
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Review of Leimgruber (2013): Singapore English. Structure, variation and usage. Studies in English Language0
“Mij dodte, mij loppe, in mijn lande”0
The copula sendá in the revitalization of Palenquero Creole0
The vitality of Angolar0
Review of Jennings & Pfänder (2018): Inheritance and Innovation in a Colonial Language. Towards a Usage-Based Account of French Guianese Creole0
Pieter Cornelis Muysken (1950–2021)0
Afro-Brazilian Cupópia0
On the formation of the Ei language0
Selectional factors in pronominal system formation0
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Zamboanga Chavacano0
Review of Ponsonnet (2020): Difference and Repetition in Language Shift to a Creole. The Expression of Emotions0
Review of Meakins & O’Shannessy (2016): Loss and Renewal: Australian languages since Colonisation0
Review of Aboh & Vigouroux (2021): Variation rolls the dice. A worldwide collage in honour of Salikoko S. Mufwene0
‘Broken English’, ‘dialect’ or ‘Bahamianese’?0
After 1788*0
Review of Saad (2020): Variation and change in Abui: The impact of Alor Malay on an indigenous language of Indonesia0
A multidimensional perspective on the acquisition of subject-verb dependencies by Haitian-Creole speaking children0
Phonetic variation in Standard English spoken by Trinidadian professionals0
What have we missed?0
Remarks on the syntax of bare nouns in Papiamentu0
Reported language choice and usage of teenage Mauritians0
Event plurality and the verbal suffix ‑(a)bad in Australian Kriol0
Review of Fafulas (2020): Amazonian Spanish: Language contact and evolution0
Converbs of Sinitic varieties in Qīnghǎi‑Gānsù linguistic area0
Convergence in the Malabar0
Annegret Bollée (1937–2021)0
Review of Bowern (2023): The Oxford Guide to Australian Languages0
The early Baba Malay continuum0
Orthography, ideology and the codification of Mauritian Creole0
On the influence of Kreyòl swa0
Language Contact with Chinese0
Why all the fuss about bare nouns in English-related creoles?0
Alyawarr English0
The lexicon and creole formation0
Languages and language contact in China0
Verb marking and classification of adjectival predicates in creoles0
Púnandtio̍hin Penang Hokkien0
Review of Popova & Takata (2017): Slovari Kyakhtinskogo Pidzhina0
Social status, contact history and the implosives in the Chinese dialects of Hainan0
A new view on ‘Yilan Creole’0
The Present Perfect borders0
Marking statements of fact in early pidgins0
Chabacano and Luso-Asian creoles0
Trying to resolve the question0
Predicting the development of Papiamento and Dutch word decoding efficiency in the Dutch Caribbean0
Nominalization in Wutun0
Review of Mazzoli & Sippola (2021): New Perspectives on Mixed Languages: From Core to Fringe0
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Obituary0
Reciprocal constructions0
Morphopragmatic analysis of reduplication in Nigerian Pidgin (Naija)0
Review of Sessarego (2019): Language Contact and the Making of an Afro-Hispanic Vernacular: Variation and Change in the Colombian Chocó0
‘Fact type’ complementizer in Guadeloupean Creole0
‘It runs in the family’0
Pacific transformations of the ‘Country of Babel’0
Speaking with attitude0
Aspects of early Chinese global lexical copies surviving in Modern Uyghur0
Skepi Creole Dutch0
A corpus-driven description ofoin Naijá (Nigerian Pidgin)0
Review of Hagemeijer, Maurer-Cecchini & Zamora Segorbe (2020): A Grammar of Fa d’Ambô0
Measuring the similarity between languages0
On the orthography of Philippine Creole Spanish in Zamboanga0
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What can the stories of a frog tell us about motion event description in Gulf Pidgin Arabic?0
Review of Jean-Louis & Zribi-Hertz (2024): Petit guide de créole martiniquais0
The word wide web*0
Lingua francas as evidence of standard language ideology in historical perspective0
The influence of socio-economic status, age, gender, and level of literacy on language attitudes0
Evidence from bare verbs for the future versus non-future split in Creoles0
Creole distinctiveness0
Eski fitir-la touzour insertin? Is the future still uncertain?0
Empiricism or imperialism0
The syntax of directional Serial Verb Constructions in French-based creoles0
Indigenous Language Ecologies framework0
Predicting reading comprehension in Creole Papiamento and Dutch in a post-colonial context0
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