Cahiers AFLS In addition to the print journal Journal of French Language Studies (published for the AFLS by Cambridge University Press), the Association also publishes a web-based journal Cahiers. You can access the archive and download the content (in PDF format) of all issues of Cahiers Cahiers number 14.1 (2008) Cahiers number 13.2 (2007) Cahiers number 13.1 (2007) Cahiers number 12.2 (2006) Cahiers number 12.1 (2006) Cahiers number 11.2 (2005) Cahiers number 11.1 (2005) Cahiers number 10.2 (2004) Cahiers number 10.1 (Spring/Summer 2004) Cahiers number 9.2 (Autumn/Winter 2003) Cahiers number 9.1 (Spring 2003) Cahiers number 8.3 (Autumn/Winter 2002) Cahiers number 8.2 (Summer 2002) Cahiers number 8.1 (Spring 2002) Cahiers was created as the newsletter of the Association for French Language Studies in 1995 and was published in print form until 2003. It served firstly as a notice board for the activities of the Association, notifying of forthcoming conferences and workshops as well as disseminating other kinds of information, such as changes in membership of the Committee. It presented reports on workshops, conferences and book reviews and under the editorship of Stephen Noreiko (1995-1999), an amusing editorial mainly devoted to the quirks of French neologisms. From the outset, short refereed articles were included which may be consulted in the archive. In 2003 the decision was taken decided to go on-line, a move which pushed Cahiers more towards its role as an academic journal, particularly but by no means exclusively, encouraging the work of new researchers. Of course these days hot-news items and announcements of future activities are better placed on AFLS-NEWS but Cahiers still retains its news-letter function, by including reports on activities of the past year or reflective pieces on issues affecting the teaching of French and indeed modern languages more generally, particularly in universities. Cahiers is edited by: Professor Tim Pooley (London Metropolitan University) t.pooley@londonmet.ac.uk Dr Gaëlle Planchenault (Simon Fraser University, British Colombia, Canada) gplanche@sfu.ca Two issues are published each year. Proposals for themed issues are very welcome. Any articles, in English or French, submitted for publication should be sent by e-mail to either editor. Contributors may refer to the style sheet but in any case editors will ensure that the chosen house style is used. Contributors should ensure that they obtain all necessary authorisations for use of copyright materials before submitting. Books and other materials for review should be sent to the UK-based editor at the following address. Professor Tim Pooley Department of Humanities, Arts and Languages LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY 166-220 Holloway Road LONDON N7 8DB Click here for the English version of the style sheet Click here for the French version of the style sheet.