This book presents an overview of the wide variety of digital genres used by researchers to
produce and communicate knowledge, perform new identities and evaluate research …

This study investigates the added burden Mexican and Taiwanese non-native English
speaker (NNES) researchers perceive when writing research articles in English as a second …

Recent years have seen a spirited debate over whether there is linguistic injustice in
academic publishing. One way that linguistic injustice might occur is if gatekeepers (eg, peer …

While numerous studies have shown how native speakerism can negatively affect the
professional trajectories of those perceived as 'non-native speaker', little is known about the …

Abstract Language rights are essential to human rights, including using English as a
medium of instruction (EMI) in higher education. However, in non-Anglophone countries …

Although the relationship between prejudice and predictive coding has attracted more
attention recently, many important issues remain to be investigated, such as why prejudice is …

This paper examines racial discrimination and algorithmic bias in predictive policing
algorithms (PPAs), an emerging technology designed to predict threats and suggest …

Drawing on empirical findings, a number of philosophers have recently argued that people
who use English as a foreign language may face a linguistic bias in academia in that they or …

It has been well documented that a reviewer's opinion of the nativeness of expression in an
academic paper affects the likelihood of it being accepted for publication. Previous works …

Philosophy is beginning to pay problems of linguistic justice the attention they deserve in
today's heavily interconnected and migrant world. Contemporary philosophy itself, however …