Mohammad T. Alhawary is a professor of Arabic linguistics and second language acquisition at the University of Michigan. He is the editor of the Journal of Arabic Linguistics Tradition and author of many works, including Modern Standard Arabic Grammar: A Learner's Guide, Arabic Grammar in Context, and Arabic Second Language Acquisition of Morphosyntax.

• ArticlesCode Choice between Standard Arabic and the Saudi Dialect by Saudi Twitter Users, Saeed Al Alaslaa and Mohammad T. Alhawary Languages in Conflict: Examining the Status of Standard Arabic and French in Morocco, Brahim ChakraniAttitudes Towards Arabic and Foreign Elaboration DMs in Three Dialects of Arabic, Abdelaadim BidaouiThe Role of Self-efficacy, Attitudes, and Orientations in Learning Arabic as a Less-commonly Taught Language: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach,Tarek HermessiFunctions and Uses of Active and Passive Participial Forms in Al-‘Awābī District Vernacular of Northern Oman, Roberta MoranoBook ReviewsIntroduction to Spoken Standard Arabic: A Conversational Course on DVD, Part 2. Shukri B. Abed and Arwa Sawan; Reviewed by Sara Al TubulyKalima wa Nagham: A Textbook for Teaching Arabic, Volume 2. Ghazi M. Abuhakema, Nasser M. Isleem; Reviewed by Youness Mountaki Mahmud Sami Al-Barudi: Reconfiguring Society and The Self. Terri DeYoung; Reviewed by Archana PrakashThe Revolt of the Young: Essays by Tawfiq al-Hakim. Translated by Mona Radwan; Reviewed by Wanis H. ShalabyMy Torturess. By Bensalem Himmich. Translated by Roger Allen; Reviewed by Mbarek Sryfi Coming of Age in Madrid: An Oral History of Unaccompanied Moroccan Migrant Minors. Susan Plann; Reviewed by Mohamed El-Madkouri Maataoui