The Current Research in NLP Journal was created to support a more research-minded approach to NLP by bringing together academic and practitioner research.
Documenting the emerging research around NLP practice.
The Current Research in NLP Journal was created to support a more research-minded approach to Neuro Linguistic Programming by bringing together academic and practitioner research exploring NLP in real-world contexts.
Published by ANLP between 2009 and 2013, the journal contains peer-reviewed papers originally presented at a series of international NLP research conferences held at UK universities.
The papers illustrate the diversity of NLP applications across areas including:
Together the three volumes provide an important record of early efforts to explore NLP through academic and practitioner research.
The published volumes include proceedings from the following conferences:
Volume 1 (2009) Papers presented at the first NLP Research Conference held at University of Surrey.
Volume 2 (2010) Proceedings from the Second International NLP Research Conference held at Cardiff University.
Volume 3 (2013) Papers presented at the NLP Research Conference at the University of Hertfordshire.
These papers explore both conceptual and empirical perspectives on NLP and reflect the growing interest in developing a stronger research base for the field.
You can browse the contents of each published volume by clicking on the journal covers below.
Each cover opens the full contents list for that issue.
ANLP members have online access to Volume 3 of the journal within the Members Area.
Depending on membership level, members may also access selected research papers published since 2008.
Printed copies and PDF versions of Current Research in NLP may still be available through the ANLP Store, subject to availability.
ANLP members benefit from significantly discounted pricing for both PDF and printed editions.
