Robert Bayley

2005. Invisible work: bilingualism, language choice, and childrearing in intermarried families
2005. Variation in ASL: The Role of Grammatical Function
2005. Second Language Acquisition and Sociolinguistic Variation.
2004. Variation in the Group and the Individual: Evidence from Second Language Acquisition
2004. with Sandra Schecter. Language socialization in theory and practice
2004. with Otto Santa Ana. Chicano English: phonology.
2004. Chapter 14: Linguistic diversity and English language acquisition.
2003. with Sandra Schecter. Language Socialization in Bilingual and Multilingual Societies. Bilingual Education and Bilingualism.
2002. Variable Subject Presence in ASL Narratives
2002. Chapter 5: The Quantitative Paradigm. ell Publishing Ltd.
2002. with Ceil Lucas & Mary Rose. Phonological variation in American Sign Language: The case of 1 handshape.
2002. with Ceil Lucas, Alyssa Wulf, Paul Dudis,Susan Schatz, Laura Sanheim,Mary, Rose &  Clayton Valli.Sociolinguistic Variation in American Sign Language.
2002. with Juliet Langman. The acquisition of verbal morphology by Chinese learners of Hungarian.
2002. Sandra Schecter. Language As Cultural Practice: Mexicanos En El Norte
2002. Location Variation in American Sign Language.
2001. with Hoopes, Rose, Lucas, Wulf, Petronio, Collins. Analyzing Variation in Sign Languages: Theoretical and Methodological Issues.
2001. Robert Bayley, Ceil Lucas, Mary Rose, Clayton Valli, Alyssa Wulf. Chapter 4: Sociolinguistic variation.
2000. The power of Babel: teaching and learning in multilingual classrooms.
2000. Variation in American Sign Language: The Case of DEAF
1999. The Primacy of Aspect Hypothesis Revisited: Evidence from Language Shift
1999. Relativization Strategies in Mexican-American English.
1998. Sandra Schecter. Concurrence and Complementarity: Mexican-Background Parents’ Decisions About Language and Schooling.
1997. with Lucinda Pease-Alvarez. Null Pronoun Variation in Mexican-Descent Children’s Narrative Discourse.
1997. Sandra Schecter. Language Socialization Practices and Cultural Identity: Case Studies of Mexican-Descent Families in California and Texas.
1997. Understanding language change.
1996. with Sandea Schecter. & Beunaventura Torres-Ayala. Strategies for Bilingual Maintenance: Case Studies of Texas Latino Families
1996. with Sandra Schecter & Diane Sharken-Taboada. Bilingual by choice: Latino parents’ rationales and strategies for raising children with two languages
1994. Consonant Cluster Reduction in Tejano English.