Sign Language Studies is a journal founded by William C. Stokoe in 1972. Initially a yearly publication, it became a quarterly one until 1996 when it stopped publishing. In 2000, Gallaudet University Press took over the journal and continues to publish it to this day. For more recent issues, see Sign Language Studies on Project MUSE.
Submissions from 1975
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 08, Fall 1975, Ursula Bellugi, Edward S. Kilma, Britta Hansen, Susan Goldin-Meadow, Ruth Kjaer Sorenson, Teresa Labarta de Chaves, Heidi Feldman, Robert A. Brakat, Jogre L. Soler, and Charles V. Taylor
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 09, Winter 1975, Stuart B. Philpott, Adam Kendon, and Martin Meissner
Submissions from 1974
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 04, 1974, Gordon W. Hewes; Aaron V. Cicourel; and James C. Woodward, Jr.
Submissions from 1973
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 02, 1973, Virginia C. Covington; Ryan D. Tweney; Donald F. Moores; James C. Woodward, Jr.; William C. Stokoe; Cynthia K. McIntyre; Karen Weiss; and Harry W. Hoemann
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 03, 1973, Marvin B. Sallop; Leslie J. Peters; James C. Woodward, Jr.; R. Orin Cornett; Harry Markowicz; Rolf Kuschel; Jerome D. Schein; Jeffrey E. Nash; and Veda R. Charrow
Submissions from 1972
Sign Language Studies, Vol. 01, 1972, Paul Crutchfield; James C. Woodward, Jr.; Lillian B. Hamilton; Harry Markowicz; and Harry Bornstein
