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Abu Elhija, D. (forthcoming). Hebrew Loanwords in Two Rural Dialects of Arabic in Israel. Journal of Language Contact.‏ (Q2)

Abu Elhija, D. (2023). Exploring Attitudes Towards Code-Switching among Arabs in Israel. Progress in Language, Literature and Education Research. India/UK: PB Publishing

Asadi, A., Asli-Badarneh, A., Abu Elhija, D. (2023). Children’s command of four inflectional constructions in Arabic: Differences and development with age. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research. (Q1)

Elhija, D. (2023) Code Switching in Digital Communication. Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, 13, 355-372

Elhija, D. (2023) Investigating Code Switching in Two Arab Localities in Israel. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 11, 84-95

Tallas-Mahajna, N. & Elhija, D. A., Asli-Badarneh, A. (2022). Representation of Arabic Narratives in Digital Media-A Case Study. Journal of Narrative and Language Studies, 10(20), 188-205. (Q3- Tallas& Elhija- equal contribution)

Abu Elhija, D. (2017). Hebrew loanwords in the Palestinian Israeli variety of Arabic (Facebook Data). Journal of Language Contact, 10(3), 422-449.‏ (Q2)

Abu Elhija, D., & Davis, S. (2016). On the status of derived affricates in Arabic dialects. Perspectives on Arabic linguistics 28, 89-104.

Abu Elhija, D. (2014). A new writing system? Developing orthographies for writing Arabic dialects in electronic media. Journal of Writing Systems Research, 6, 2. Taylor& Francis Online . (Q1)

Abdul-Mageed, M., & Brown, C.& Abu Elhija, D. (2013). Twitter in the context of the Arab Spring. AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research, 3.

Abu Elhija, D. (2013). Variation of Arabic Consonants and Grammatical Variables in Facebook. Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany

Abu Elhija, D. (2012). Facebook written Levantine vernacular languages. The Levantine Review, 1, 1,in Boston College University Libraries.