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This Afterword discusses the chapters presented in the volume. It argues that by aligning corpus linguistics research with societal needs and ethical considerations, experts in the field can make significant contributions to addressing global challenges, shaping future research priorities. The Afterword underscores the practical applications of corpus research methods, demonstrating how corpus linguists’ work can effectively tackle social issues of interest outside the academic sphere. The afterword looks at how shaping policy decisions and fostering a culture of knowledge exchange and collaboration both within academia and beyond can enhance the visibility and applicability of the field.
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