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Ukrainian Onomastic Identity Across 15 Years (2006–2021) Olena Karpenko, Valeriia Neklesova 65-73 2023-12-20
Names of Hutong in Kaifeng: A Linguistic Perspective Shuxia Yang, Bing Mei, Hongyu Xu, Ying Wei, Peipei Xiong 49-55 2024-12-02
The Intangible Heritage of the Anthropocene: The Toponymic Revolution in the Human Age Gian Franco Capra, Antonio Ganga 125-135 2019-07-03
The Influence of Choice Feminism on Women’s and Men’s Attitudes towards Name Changing at Marriage: An Analysis of Online Comments on UK Social Media Eleanor Peters 176-185 2018-07-03
Phonological Trends of Gendered Names in Korea and the U.S.A. Jong-mi Kim, Sharon N. Obasi 36-46 2023-08-22
The Negative Effect of Ambiguous First Names in Online Mate Selection: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Japan Kazuya Ogawa, Hiroki Takikawa 34-47 2024-06-06
“They Call Me Bruce, But They Won't Call Me Bruce Jones:” Asian American Naming Preferences and Patterns Ellen Dionne Wu 21-50 1999-03-01
Name Clustering on the Basis of Parental Preferences Gerrit Bloothooft, Loek Groot 111-163 2008-09-01
