NSF SBE 2020 White Papers (Updated)

The NSF has now made the SBE 2020 (Future Research in Social, Behavioral & Economic Sciences) white papers available. There are at least three seven eleven (in addition to the one that Jeff Good and I submitted, noted below) that are relevant to cyberling:

• Anthony Aristar Endangered Languages and Linguistic Infrastructure
• John T Hale Linguistic Theory as an Integral Part of SBE's Vision for the Language Sciences
• Matthew Wagers Widening the Net: Challenges for Gathering Linguistic Data in the Digital Age
• update Gregory R. Crane Analyzing human systems across time, space, language, and culture
• update2 Natasha Warner et al SBE Grand Challenge: Understanding the complexity and variability of spoken and signed languages
• update2 Lyle Campbell Documentation and Analysis of Endangered Languages, Cultures, and Knowledge Systems
• update2 Clifton Pye A Distributed
  Architecture for the Documentation of Language and Culture
• update3 John A. Goldsmith et al. Defining and Redefining NSF Funding for Linguistics
• update3 Rakesh Bhatt et al. Migration, Multilingualism, and Minorities: New Challenges for the Linguistic Sciences
• update3 Chilin Shih et al. Speech Variation, Graded Competency, and Human Communication
• update3 Jürgen Bohnemeyer Semantic typology as an approach to mapping the nature-nurture divide in cognition

I may well (still) have missed some --- if I have please leave a comment and I will update this story.