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Editorial Team
Co-Editors
Dr Spencer’s current research involves exploration of discourse analysis in Speech Pathology, the effects of language on ageing using methods drawn from clinical linguistics including computerised linguistic analysis methods. Liz has a special interest in clinical linguistics, discourse analysis and sociolinguistics with expertise in Systemic Functional Linguistic analysis. She has experience in supervising Research Higher Degrees and Honours projects.
Dr Azios is the Eminent Scholar Chair in the Communicative Disorders Department at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She has expertise using qualitative research methodologies to examine perspectives and interactions of adults with neurogenic communication disorders in various social contexts. Research interests include co-constructed conversation in aphasia and the impact of communicative environments on social participation and inclusion. She has published articles related to client-centeredness, the interactional environments of long-term care facilities, and therapist and client behaviors during social approaches to aphasia intervention. She is an inaugural Tavistock Trust for Aphasia Distinguished Scholar.
Professor Gitte Rasmussen's research interests concern ethnomethodological and conversation analytic (EMCA) studies of social interaction. Her research focuses on people's practices and actions in social interaction; on how practices and actions are fitted bodily and multimodally to the material environment in which the interaction is carried out; on how practices and actions are designed for specific recipients that are ascribed to specific social categories. For the last 10 years Gitte Rasmussen’s research has primarily concerned interactions involving participants with impairments, e.g., dementia.
Book Review Editor
Dr Charlotta Plejert’s research interests include Conversation Analysis, communicative disabilities in children and adults, and second language interaction and acquisition.
Consulting Editors
- Jack S. Damico, University of Colorado at Boulder, United States
- Martin J. Ball, Bangor University, Wales, and Glyndŵr University, Wales
Editorial Board
- Brent Archer, Bowling Green University, United States
- Beth Armstrong, Edith Cowan University, Australia
- Scott Barnes, Macquarie University, Australia
- Carol Scheffner Hammer, Columbia University, United States
- Jacqueline Hinckley, Nova Southeastern University, United States
- Lars-Christer Hyden, Linköping University, Sweden
- Louise Keegan, Moravian University, United States
- Dana Kovarsky, University of Rhode Island, United States
- Antonia Krummheuer, Aarhus University, Denmark
- Camilla Lindholm, Tampere University, Finland
- Julie Marshall, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
- Nicole Müller, University College Cork, Ireland
- Ryan Nelson, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, United States
- Christina Samuelsson, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
- Nina Simmons-Mackie, Southeastern Louisiana University, United States
- Joanne Steel, University of Newcastle, Australia
- John Tetnowski, Oklahoma State University, United States
- Ray Wilkinson, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
