Author	Article	Year	Vol	Pages
Anon.	First International Council		23
Anon.	Second International Conference		27
Anon.	Third International Conference		31
Anon.	Fourth International Conference		35
Anon.	Ninth International Conference		55
Anon.	Tenth International Conference		59
Archbutt, S.	Choreology in Education and Dance		39
Archbutt, S.	International Council of Laban Kinetography	2005	24.2	p.6,7
Archbutt, S.	Questions for the Experts – Ann Hutchinson-Guest	2005	24.2	pp.7-9
Archbutt, S.	On Movement Observation and Recording	2007	26.4	pp.4-6
Causley, M.	A Language for Movement – Benesh Notation		40
Foley, C.	The Application of Labanotation to Irish Traditional Step-Dance	1994	13.4	pp.3,4
Hutchinson, A.	A New Look at an Old Friend		17
Hutchinson, A.	A Survey of Systems of Dance Notation Part 1		37
Hutchinson, A.	A Survey of Systems of Dance Notation Part 2		38
Hutchinson-Guest, A.	The Language of Dance	1983	70	May
Hutchinson-Guest, A.	Language of Dance for All	1992	11.2	p.3
Hutchinson-Guest, A.	Madame dai Ai-Lian Honoured	2005	24.2	pp.9-10
Hutchinson-Guest, A.	An Austrian Experience	2016	35.2	pp.12-13
Jarrell, J.	ICKL Conference 2005	2005	24.3	pp.14-15
Jarrell, J.	From Labanotation to Performance	2005	24.4	p.16
Lange, R.	Principles Underlying the Universality of Laban’s Movement Notation		58
Longstaff, J.S.	A “Free Space Vector” Approach to Laban’s Choreutics	2001	20.2	pp. 10-11
Panet, B.	“Squiggle Writing” and the use of Laban Effort Actions in Teaching Students of Acting	2011	30.1	p.5
Preston, V.	The Birth of Labanotation		13
Preston, V.	Thoughts on Teaching with Motif Writing		42
Preston, V.	Looking Back: Some Articles that caught our Eye. December 1954. Special Birthday Number. The Birth of Labanotation.	1999	18.4	pp.7,15
Shilkousky, N.	Labanotation for Ethnomusicologists		21
Slater, E.A.	Observation, Notation, Analysis.	1999	18.1	pp.3-4
Snell-Friedburg, G.	The Beginnings of Kinetography Laban		63
Ullmann, L.	An International Congress of Dance and Movement Notation		10
Wilson, L.	Motif Writing		49