BibCzechLing: 11 hits for Modern Czech Studies on page 1

The "Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)" is provided by the Institute of the Czech Language of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Ústav pro jazyk český AV). The database contains about 73.280 records and covers the period from 1992 till 2018. The list of subjects is located here.

Your search for Modern Czech Studies provides 11 hits
1	Texas Czech of Texas Czechs: an ethnoliguistic perspective on language use in a dying language community Cope, Lida, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 2-10
2	Language variation in an immigrant community: language and community maintenance Eckert, Eva, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 11-37
3	Some special problems of imperfective derivation in Czech Townsend, Charles Edward, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 38-47
4	Varieties of Czech: responses to linguistics papers Fried, Mirjam, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 48-52
5	West Slavic influence on East Slavic cyrillic orthography before the 12th century: Novgorodan žg and Galician žč Mathiesen, Robert, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 128-141
6	A conversational analysis of a debate Fidler Ueda, Masako, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 142-157
7	The Czech teaching resources and materials project Holdeman, Jeffrey D., in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 1999, s. 158-160
8	Introduction to the Linguistics Papers: new initiatives in Czech linguistics Fidler Ueda, Masako, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 2000, s. 48-52
9	Czech preposition vocalization: towards an articulatory approach Holdeman, Jeffrey D., in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 2000, s. 53-65
10	Czech quantity: proto-Slavic accentology Pisaro, Mark, in: Modern Czech Studies, Providence, Brown Univ. ; 2000, s. 66-75