The contribution of intonation to the perception of foreign accent

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Bi-directional interference in the intonation of Dutch speakers of Greek (2004, background): “…here (following more recent studies, cf. Ladd, 1996) has dispensed with the plus sign used in the original notation to transcribe bitonal pitch accents. appear that use it to examine interference from the L1 in the production of L2 intonation (Jilka, 2000; Mennen, 1998, 1999a, b; Ueyama, 1997).”
Factors affecting degree of foreign accent in an L2: a review (2001, background): “On the whole, the role of prosody in L2 speech learning has only been investigated in a relatively small number of studies (e.g., Leather, 1990; Munro, 1995; Marcus & Bond, 1999; Kondo, 1999; Jilka, 2000).”
On the phonetics and phonology of "segmental anchoring" of F0: evidence from German (2004, background): “Work by Jilka (2000) on native English speakers with advanced competence in German, and by Mennen (submitted) on native Dutch speakers who speak Greek near-natively, suggests that native alignment patterns are likely to be carried over into an adult-acquired second language.”