SIL Electronic Working Papers
Country Index
- Algeria
Some verb morphology features of Tadaksahak or Berber or Songhay, this is the question- Benin
- La phonologie du Naténi
- Brazil
- From Endangered to Less Endangered: Case Histories from Brazil and Papua New Guinea
- From Endangered to Less Endangered: Case Histories from Brazil and Papua New Guinea
- Mamaindé Pre-Stopped Nasals
- Mamaindé Tone
- Burkina Faso
- The sentence repetition test (SRT) revisited
- Cameroon
- Cameroon Bilingualism Test Comparison Study Report
- Language, Literacy and Education in African Development: A Perspective from Cameroon
- The Moloko verb phrase
- The sentence repetition test (SRT) revisited
- Chad
- Mabire: A Dying Language of Chad
- Mabire: A Dying Language of Chad
- China
- Adult Literacy and Adult Education in the Socialist Modernization of China: Policy, Performance, Lessons
- Mongghul phonology sketch
- The Status of Coronal in the Historical Development of Lhasa Tibetan Rhymes
- Colombia
- The Morpheme KA- of Carapana (Tucanoan)
- Ecuador
- A Bibliography of the Waorani of Ecuador
- Ghana
- Factors in designing effective orthographies for unwritten languages
- More Universals of Tone
- Guatemala
- Language Maintenance in Seven K'iche' Communities
- Measuring K'iche' (Mayan) Language Maintenance: A Comprehensive Methodology
- Women's Issues in Literacy
- India
- A Functional Grammar Sketch Of Hill Madia
- Developing a Successful Community-Supported Literacy: The Adivasi Oriya-Telugu Adult Literacy and Development Project
- Indonesia
- Group interaction patterns as observed in informal learning events among pre-literate/semi-literate Salako women
- The Phonology of Wano
- Transitivity and Galela pronominal reference
- Jamaica
- Are the goals and objectives of Jamaica's Bilingual Education Project being met?
- Malawi
- Women's Issues in Literacy
- Malaysia
- Nabay Verb Morphology
- Mali
- Relative Clauses in Tadaksahak
- Some verb morphology features of Tadaksahak or Berber or Songhay, this is the question
- Mexico
- A Comparison of Person Markers in Sayula and Oluta Popoluca
- Los números en seri (Numbers in Seri)
- Number marking innovations in Zapotec
- Seri Kinship Terminology
- Myanmar
- Factors in designing effective orthographies for unwritten languages
- Nepal
- Eating aids: using indigenous cognitive illness schemata (cognitive metaphors) in HIV/AIDs prevention messages in Nepal
- Niger
- Some verb morphology features of Tadaksahak or Berber or Songhay, this is the question
- Pakistan
- A First Look at the Language of Kundal Shahi in Azad Kashmir
- Women's Issues in Literacy
- Panama
- A Description of Teribe Phonology
- Papua New Guinea
- An Acoustic Description of Central Vowels in Three Austronesian Languages of New Ireland
- Four Decades of Language Policy in Papua New Guinea: The move towards the vernacular
- From Endangered to Less Endangered: Case Histories from Brazil and Papua New Guinea
- From Endangered to Less Endangered: Case Histories from Brazil and Papua New Guinea
- Language Development in Papua New Guinea
- Lexicography Considerations for Tok Pisin
- Literacy in an Emergent Society: Papua New Guinea
- Some Kewa Metaphors: Body Parts as Automobile Parts
- Some Tok Pisin Idioms
- Peru
- Discontinuous Nasal Spread in Yaminahua
- I Want to But I Can't: The Frustrative in Amahuaca
- Participant Referencing in Cashinahua
- Philippines
- A Bibliography of the Agta Negritos of Eastern Luzon, Philippines
- In Search of a Place: Analysis of a Land Conflict Involving the Cotabato Manobo People
- The Indigenous Peoples Rights Act: “A Triumph of Political Will”
- Sudan
- Morphophonemic Orthographies in Fusional Languages
The Cases of Dinka and Shilluk
- Suriname
- Epenthetic -mi in Ndyuka: a Transitive Marker?
- Tanzania
- A description of the phonology of the Sandawe language
- Thailand
- Reanalyzing Thai Glottal Codas: Probability, perception, and displaced contrast
- USA
- Policy Issues in Literacy
- Valence and Affix Ordering in Inupiatun
- Workplace Literacy in Industrial Settings
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