Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages

Articles
• The legal hypothesis of creole genesis: Presence/absence of legal personality, a new element to the Spanish creole debate
  Sandro Sessarego | pp. 1–47
• Engsh, a Kenyan middle class youth language parallel to Sheng
  Sandra Nekesa Barasa & Maarten Mous | pp. 48–74
• Afro-Brazilian Cupópia: Lexical and morphosyntactic features of a lexically driven in-group code
  Laura Álvarez López & Anna Jon-and | pp. 75–103
• Social mobility as a factor in restructuring: Black Cape Dutch in perspective
  Gerald Stell | pp. 104–137
Guest column
• Competition and selection in creole genesis: How ‘minimalist’ languages yield maximal output
  Marlyse Baptista | pp. 138–158
Short note
• A pan-Creole innovation?
  Ian Hancock | pp. 159–169
Book reviews
• Joshua Nash. 2013. Insular toponymies. Place-naming on Norfolk Island, South Pacific and Dudley Peninsula, Kangaroo Island
  Reviewed by Philip A. Clarke | pp. 170–173
• Isabelle Buchstaller, Anders Holmberg & Mohammad Almoaily (eds). 2014. Pidgins and creoles beyond Africa-Europe encounters
  Reviewed by Stefano Manfredi | pp. 174–178
• Tomasz Kamusella. 2014. The Upper Silesian Creole. Kreol górnośląski. Das oberschlesische Kreol. Le créole haute-silésien. Wiyrchnoślōnski kreol
  Reviewed by Thomas Stolz | pp. 179–181
• Paula Morgan & Valerie Youssef (eds). 2013. Reassembling the fragments: Voice and identity in Caribbean discourse
  Reviewed by Nicholas G. Faraclas | pp. 182–185
• Hanne-Ruth Thompson & Momoh Taziff Koroma (eds). 2014. Krio Dictionary and Phrasebook, Krio-English/English-Krio: A language of Sierra Leone & Sheikh Umarr Kamarah & Marjorie Jones (eds). 2013. Beg Sɔl Nɔba Kuk Sup: An Anthology of Krio Poetry
  Reviewed by Ian Hancock | pp. 186–193
• Raymond Hickey. 2014. A dictionary of varieties of English
  Reviewed by Michael Aceto | pp. 194–201

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