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Part I: Frameworks of Language Brokering 1. A Developmental Perspective on Language Brokering Robert S. Weisskirch 2. New Approaches to Studying Language Brokering from a Communication Perspective Jennifer A. Kam, Lisa M. Guntzviller, and Cynthia Stohl 3. Outcomes of Language Brokering, Mediators, and Moderators: A Systematic Review Yishan Shen, Kelsey E. Tilton, and Su Yeong Kim Part II: Family Dynamics 4. Friendly Takeover: Predictors and Effects of Language Brokering Among Diaspora Immigrants in Germany Peter F. Titzmann and Andrea Michel 5. Understanding Language Brokering and Self-Perceptions Among Young Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Israel Olga Oznobishin and Jenny Kurman 6. Arab Americans' Brokering in a Context of Tension and Stereotypes: It's Just a Head-Cover. Get Over It! Afaf Nash 7. Adolescent Language Brokering for Immigrant Chinese Parents in Canada Josephine M. Hua and Catherine L. Costigan Part III: Applied Contexts and Settings 8. Immigrant Internetworks: Language Brokering and Internet Use Shu-Sha Angie Guan 9. Theorizing Child Language Brokering: The Example of Brokering in Health Care Settings Guida de Abreu and Lindsay O?Dell 10. Cognitive, Socioemotional, and Developmental Neuroscience Perspectives on Language Brokering Vanessa R. Rainey, Valerie Flores-Lamb, and Eva Gjorgieva 11. Young Adult Language Brokers? and Teachers? Views of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Brokering in School Sarah Crafter, Tony Cline, and Evangelia Prokopiou Part IV: Parents? Roles and Emerging Adult Language Brokers 12. Immigrant Parents? Language Brokering Practices: A Taxonomy of Interlingual and Intralingual Brokering Jin Sook Lee and Meghan Corella 13. Turning Points and Tensions: Emerging Adulthood for Language Brokers Lisa M. Dorner 14. Future Directions for Language Brokering Research Robert S. Weisskirch