“Sustainable Multilingualism” is a Biannual Scientific Journal (issues are published twice a year: June and December).
The journal aims at fostering sustainable multilingualism and multilculturalism by presenting research on the issues of language policy, preservation of minority and less widely taught languages, maintenance of linguistic rights, language ecology, pluralistic approach to languages, acquisition and development of plurilingual competence, interdisciplinary language sensitive teaching, mediation, intercultural dialogue development and plurilingual didactics. The need to research multilingualism as an essential feature of dynamic and coherent international community is urgent under contemporary conditions of socio-political climate.
The Journal was established by Vytautas Magnus University science cluster “Research in Plurilingual Competence Development” H-08-09, published by the Institute of Foreign Languages.
Since 2017 the online version of the journal has been published by SCIENDO (former DE GRUYTER OPEN).
All published articles have assigned DOI numbers.
Scientific periodical journal “Sustainable Multilingualism” is indexed in SCOPUS, MLA, DOAJ, C.E.E.O.L., J-GATE, LINGUISTICS ABSTRACTS ONLINE, LINGUISTIC BIBLIOGRAPH, Yand WANFANG DATA databases.
Scopus metrix for 2021:
• CiteScore - 0.2
• SJR - 0.132
• SNIP - 0.555
Editor-in-Chief - Prof. dr. Nemira Mačianskienė, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania.
Deputy/Managing Editors - Assoc. prof. dr. Vilma Bijeikienė, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania & Assoc. prof.dr. Servet Çelik, Trabzon University, Turkey.
Since November 2022, all new issues are available here: https://ejournals.vdu.lt/index.php/SM/issue/view/182
You are able to access all articles published in previous issues in the archives section.

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Biannual Scientific Journal "Sustainable Multilingualism"
Barcode: 9772335201001
Print copy: ISSN 2335-2019
Online copy: ISSN 2335-2027