International Journal Of American Linguistics SCIE SSCI

The "International Journal of American Linguistics" is a global forum for the study of all indigenous languages of North, Central, and South America. It focuses on research involving linguistic data and the presentation of grammatical sketches and other documents related to American Indian languages. The International Journal of American Linguistics is dedicated to the documentation and analysis of indigenous languages of the Americas. The journal was founded in 1917 by Franz Boas and Pliny Earl Goddard, with a focus on the linguistics of Native American languages. IJAL is an important repository for research based on fieldwork and archival materials of North and South American languages.