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An interdisciplinary forum for spoken language researchInternational Journal of Phonetic ScienceImpact Factor: 1.600General EditorKlaus J. Kohler, KielAssociate EditorsWilliam J. Barry,Sindlesham-WokinghamSarah Hawkins, CambridgeDavid House, StockholmFrancis Nolan, CambridgeOliver Niebuhr, KielRichard Ogden, YorkDaniel Recasens, BarcelonaJaqueline Vaissière, ParisVincent J.J.P. van Heuven,LeidenYi Xu, LondonEditorial BoardPatrice S. Beddor,Ann Arbor, Mich.Andrew Butcher, Adelaide, S.A.Randy L. Diehl, Austin, Tex.Olle Engstrand, StockholmNina Grønnum, CopenhagenSun-Ah Jun, Los Angeles, Calif.Hermann J. Künzel, MarburgFrancisco Lacerda, StockholmShinji Maeda, ParisKikuo Maekawa, TokyoHartmut Pfitzinger, KielAnnie Rialland, ParisChilin Shih, Urbana, Ill.Rachel Smith, GlasgowJan-Olof Svantesson, LundMarc Swerts, TilburgJan Volín, PragueEric Zee, Hong KongSounds and Prosodies in Speech CommunicationMore information atwww.karger.com/pho• Pay-per-View and Subscriber Accessto Full Text• Full Table of Contents• Full Editorial Board• Free Abstracts and Selected Articles• Online Sample Issue• Submission/Guidelines for Authors• Subscription Details• Free Alert Service• Online Library RecommendationKI13413 • The Language-Specific Interdependence of Tonal and Durational Cuesin Perceived Rhythmicality: Cumming, R.E. (Cambridge)• On the Role of Articulatory Prosodies in German Message Decoding:Kohler K.J.; Niebuhr, O. (Kiel)• Spectral and Temporal Reduction as Stress Cues in Dutch:van Heuven, V.J.; de Jonge, M. (Leiden)• The Phonetic Manifestation of French /s#∫/ and /∫#s/ Sequences inDifferent Vowel Contexts: On the Occurrence and the Domain ofSibilant Assimilation: Niebuhr, O. (Kiel); Meunier, C. (Aix-en-Provence)• Tone Sandhi and Tonal Coarticulation in Tianjin Chinese: Zhang, J.;Liu, J. (Lawrence, Kans.)• Lenition and Phonemic Overlap in Rome Italian: Hualde, J.I.;Nadeu, M. (Urbana, Ill.)• Relationship between Speech Rate Perceived and Produced by theListener: Schwab, S. (Genève)• Talking while Chewing: Speaker Response to Natural Perturbation ofSpeech: Mayer, C.; Gick, B. (Vancouver, B.C.)•JOURNALResearch into spoken language has become increasinglyaccessible to instrumental analysis and experimentalverification. They are the underpinning ofPhonetic Science for the investigation of speech incommunicativesettingsacrosstheworld’slanguages.ReflectingthiscommunicativePhoneticScience,Phoneticais an international and interdisciplinary forumthat covers all aspects of the subject matter, from thephoneticandphonologicaldescriptionsofsoundsandprosodies to the measuring domains of speech physiology,articulation, acoustics, and perception. Phoneticathus provides a platform for a comprehensiverepresentation of speaker-hearer interaction in languagesand dialects. Papers published in this journalreport expert original work dealing both with theoreticalissues and with new empirical data.2013:Volume704 issues per volumeLanguages: EnglishISSN 0031–8388 (print), ISSN 1423–0321 (online)Listed in bibliographic services, including Current Contents®,Pubmed/MEDLINE, Biological Abstracts