Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today

General Editor
Elly van Gelderen | Arizona State University
Founding Editor
Werner Abraham | University of Vienna / University of Munich
Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today (LA) provides a platform for original monograph studies into synchronic and diachronic linguistics. Studies in LA confront empirical and theoretical problems as these are currently discussed in syntax, semantics, morphology, phonology, and systematic pragmatics with the aim to establish robust empirical generalizations within a universalistic perspective.
Volumes
284
Edited by Alexandra Bagasheva, Akiko Nagano and Vincent Renner
Expected August 2024. vi, 351 pp. + index
283
Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee
Expected April 2024. xxii, 210 pp. + index
282
Xu Chen
2024. xix, 173 pp.
281
Irene Amato
2023. xvi, 264 pp.
280
Edited by Monica Alexandrina Irimia and Alexandru Mardale
2023. viii, 350 pp.
279
Lukas Müller
2023. xviii, 276 pp.
278
Mara Frascarelli and Giorgia Di Lorenzo
2022. vii, 133 pp.
277
Jun Abe
2022. viii, 204 pp.
276
Edited by Xabier Artiagoitia, Arantzazu Elordieta and Sergio Monforte
2022. vi, 258 pp.
275
Edited by Nicholas Catasso, Marco Coniglio and Chiara De Bastiani
2022. viii, 255 pp.
274
Edited by Giuliana Giusti, Vincenzo Nicolò Di Caro and Daniel Ross
2022. vii, 342 pp.
273
Edited by Davide Garassino and Daniel Jacob
2022. vi, 307 pp.
272
Edited by Andrew Simpson
2022. vi, 577 pp.
271
Ali A. Alzayid
2022. xii, 240 pp.
270
Edited by Anne Mucha, Jutta M. Hartmann and Beata Trawiński
2021. v, 290 pp.
269
Myriam Dali and Eric Mathieu
2021. xi, 153 pp.
268
Johannes Mursell
2021. xii, 280 pp.
267
Edited by Fuzhen Si and Luigi Rizzi
2021. vi, 328 pp.
266
Caterina Bonan
2021. xiv, 252 pp.
265
Jorge Vega Vilanova
2020. xix, 236 pp.
264
Alfredo García-Pardo
2020. xiv, 258 pp.
263
Edited by Bożena Rozwadowska and Anna Bondaruk
2020. xiii, 325 pp.
262
Edited by Werner Abraham, Elisabeth Leiss and Yasuhiro Fujinawa
2020. vii, 390 pp.
261
Daniel J. Wilson
2020. xvi, 159 pp.
260
Edited by Roberta Pires De Oliveira, Ina Emmel and Sandra Quarezemin
2020. ix, 216 pp.
259
Yuta Sakamoto
2020. xiii, 266 pp.
258
Javier Fernández-Sánchez
2020. ix, 214 pp.
257
Giuseppe Samo
2019. xi, 215 pp.
256
Edited by Edit Doron, Malka Rappaport Hovav, Yael Reshef and Moshe Taube
2019. ix, 390 pp.
255
Petr Biskup
2019. vii, 231 pp.
254
Edited by Anne Breitbarth, Miriam Bouzouita, Lieven Danckaert and Melissa Farasyn
2019. vi, 294 pp.
253
Lola Türker
2019. xiv, 182 pp.
252
Edited by Mirko Grimaldi, Rosangela Lai, Ludovico Franco and Benedetta Baldi
2018. viii, 395 pp.
251
Edited by Silvio Cruschina, Adam Ledgeway and Eva-Maria Remberger
2019. vi, 369 pp.
250
Edited by Kunio Nishiyama, Hideki Kishimoto and Edith Aldridge
2018. xx, 390 pp.
249
Edited by Christine Dimroth and Stefan Sudhoff
2018. v, 291 pp.
248
Gertjan Postma
2019. xxxi, 312 pp.
247
Edited by Annika Hübl and Markus Steinbach
2018. xii, 311 pp.
246
Edited by Alex Ho-Cheong Leung and Wim van der Wurff
2018. v, 229 pp.
245
Albert Wall
2017. xv, 322 pp.
244
Marta Ruda
2017. xvii, 195 pp.
243
Edited by Bettelou Los and Pieter de Haan
2017. ix, 376 pp.
242
Edited by Martin Hummel and Salvador Valera
2017. vi, 374 pp.
241
Edited by Bridget D. Samuels
2017. xii, 237 pp.
240
Kaori Takamine
2017. xi, 255 pp.
239
Edited by Olga Fernández-Soriano, Elena Castroviejo Miró and Isabel Pérez-Jiménez
2017. viii, 369 pp.
238
Isaac Gould
2017. ix, 332 pp.
237
Edited by Lars Hellan, Andrej L. Malchukov and Michela Cennamo
2017. vii, 476 pp.
236
Edited by Franc Lanko Marušič and Rok Žaucer
2016. vi, 335 pp.
235
Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2016. xvii, 238 pp.
234
Edited by Ermenegildo Bidese, Federica Cognola and Manuela Caterina Moroni
2016. vii, 376 pp.
233
Andreas Konietzko
2016. xi, 182 pp.
232
Edited by Werner Frey, André Meinunger and Kerstin Schwabe
2016. v, 278 pp.
231
Edited by Kristin Melum Eide
2016. vi, 346 pp.
230
Dorian Roehrs and Christopher D. Sapp
2016. xvii, 299 pp.
229
Edited by Daniel Siddiqi and Heidi Harley
2016. xiii, 547 pp.
228
Edited by Rita Finkbeiner, Jörg Meibauer and Heike Wiese
2016. vii, 357 pp.
227
Edited by Elly van Gelderen
2016. viii, 429 pp.
226
Edited by Josef Bayer, Roland Hinterhölzl and Andreas Trotzke
2015. v, 253 pp.
225
Andreas Trotzke
2015. vi, 147 pp.
224
Rosmin Mathew
2015. xi, 190 pp.
223
Edited by Elisa Di Domenico, Cornelia Hamann and Simona Matteini
2015. xxvi, 421 pp.
222
Jun Abe
2015. viii, 168 pp.
221
Edited by Kristine Bentzen, Henrik Rosenkvist and Janne Bondi Johannessen †
2015. v, 232 pp.
220
Edited by Günther Grewendorf and Helmut Weiß
2014. vi, 339 pp.
219
Edited by Ana Aguilar-Guevara, Bert Le Bruyn and Joost Zwarts
2014. xii, 390 pp.
218
Hiroki Narita
2014. xii, 268 pp.
217
Edited by Anna Bondaruk, Gréte Dalmi and Alexander Grosu
2014. xvii, 320 pp.
216
Leah S. Bauke
2014. xi, 304 pp.
215
Edited by Kim Gerdes, Eva Hajičová and Leo Wanner
2014. xi, 355 pp.
214
Edited by Andreas Dufter and Álvaro S. Octavio de Toledo y Huerta
2014. viii, 423 pp.
213
Edited by Kristin Bech and Kristine Gunn Eide
2014. vii, 421 pp.
212
Edited by Petra Sleeman, Freek Van de Velde and Harry Perridon
2014. vii, 286 pp.
211
Artemis Alexiadou
2014. xi, 134 pp.
210
Edited by Ileana Paul
2014. xiii, 217 pp.
209
Edited by Pritha Chandra and Richa Srishti
2014. vii, 275 pp.
208
Edited by Katharina Hartmann and Tonjes Veenstra
2013. viii, 348 pp.
207
Edited by Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin and Ion Giurgea
2013. xxviii, 900 pp.
206
Edited by Christine Meklenborg Salvesen and Hans Petter Helland
2013. vii, 315 pp.
205
Edited by Artemis Alexiadou and Florian Schäfer
2013. vi, 361 pp
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Giuliano Bocci
2013. ix, 213 pp.
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Edmond Biloa
2013. xxv, 611 pp.
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Edited by Terje Lohndal
2013. vi, 361 pp.
201
Federica Cognola
2013. xii, 325 pp.
200
Edited by Gert Webelhuth, Manfred Sailer and Heike Walker
2013. viii, 476 pp.
199
Edited by Kersti Börjars, David Denison and Alan K. Scott
2013. xii, 341 pp.
198
Harold Torrence
2013. xiii, 289 pp.
197
Edited by Victoria Camacho-Taboada, Ángel L. Jiménez-Fernández, Javier Martín-González and Mariano Reyes-Tejedor
2013. vi, 376 pp.
196
Edited by Rita Finkbeiner, Jörg Meibauer and Petra B. Schumacher
2012. vii, 253 pp.
195
Lydia Grebenyova
2012. xviii, 191 pp.
194
Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2012. vi, 367 pp
193
Patrick G. Grosz
2012. xi, 346 pp.
192
Tomoko Ishizuka
2012. xv, 249 pp.
191
Edited by Peter Ackema, Rhona Alcorn, Caroline Heycock, Dany Jaspers, Jeroen van Craenenbroeck and Guido Vanden Wyngaerd
2012. xvi, 418 pp.
190
Edited by Lobke Aelbrecht, Liliane Haegeman and Rachel Nye
2012. vi, 433 pp.
189
Kyung-Sook Chung
2012. xvii, 292 pp.
188
E. Matthew Husband
2012. xv, 170 pp.
187
Edited by Urtzi Etxeberria, Ricardo Etxepare and Myriam Uribe-Etxebarria
2012. vii, 466 pp.
186
Edited by Sascha Gaglia and Marc-Olivier Hinzelin
2012. vii, 400 pp.
185
Matthew Reeve
2012. xiii, 223 pp.
184
Lieven Danckaert
2012. xviii, 368 pp.
183
Johan Brandtler
2012. xiii, 199 pp.
182
Abdelkader Fassi Fehri
2012. xx, 358 pp.
181
Eva Engels
2012. xiv, 347 pp.
180
Edited by Anton Benz and Jason Mattausch
2011. v, 279 pp.
179
Mercedes Tubino-Blanco
2011. xx, 294 pp.
178
Edited by Alexandra Galani, Glyn Hicks and George Tsoulas
2011. ix, 353 pp.
177
Petr Biskup
2011. ix, 235 pp.
176
Edited by Etsuyo Yuasa, Tista Bagchi and Katharine Beals
2011. xxv, 339 pp.
175
Edited by Jörg Meibauer and Markus Steinbach
2011. x, 240 pp.
174
Leila Lomashvili
2011. xi, 190 pp.
173
Christopher D. Sapp
2011. ix, 225 pp.
172
Hakyung Jung
2011. xiii, 269 pp.
171
Edited by Petra Sleeman and Harry Perridon
2011. vii, 283 pp.
170
Tim Hunter
2011. xi, 185 pp.
169
Liliana Sánchez
2010. xiii, 242 pp.
168
Ingo Feldhausen
2010. xiii, 285 pp.
167
Edited by Raphael Mercado, Eric Potsdam and Lisa deMena Travis
2010. vii, 379 pp.
166
Edited by Patrick Brandt and Marco García García
2010. vii, 308 pp.
165
Edited by Carsten Breul and Edward Göbbel
2010. xii, 306 pp.
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Edited by C. Jan-Wouter Zwart and Mark de Vries
2010. xxiii, 395 pp.
163
Tanja Kiziak
2010. xvi, 273 pp.
162
Oliver Bott
2010. xvii, 383 pp.
161
Selected papers by Germen J. de Haan
2010. x, 384 pp.
160
Marios Mavrogiorgos
2010. x, 294 pp.
159
Edited by Anne Breitbarth, Christopher Lucas, Sheila Watts and David Willis
2010. viii, 359 pp.
158
Edited by Maia Duguine, Susana Huidobro and Nerea Madariaga
2010. vi, 348 pp.
157
Susann Fischer
2010. ix, 200 pp.
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Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo and Virginia Hill
2010. vii, 265 pp.
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Yosuke Sato
2010. xiii, 159 pp.
154
Edited by Norbert Hornstein and Maria Polinsky
2010. vii, 330 pp.
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Edited by Patricia Cabredo Hofherr and Ora Matushansky
2010. vii, 335 pp.
152
Ángel J. Gallego
2010. xii, 365 pp.
151
Stefan Sudhoff
2010. xiii, 335 pp.
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Edited by Martin B.H. Everaert, Tom Lentz, Hannah N.M. De Mulder, Øystein Nilsen and Arjen Zondervan
2010. ix, 379 pp.
149
Lobke Aelbrecht
2010. xii, 230 pp.
148
Edited by Lotte Hogeweg, Helen de Hoop and Andrej L. Malchukov
2009. vii, 406 pp.
147
Edited by Jila Ghomeshi, Ileana Paul and Martina Wiltschko
2009. vii, 247 pp.
146
Edited by Elly van Gelderen
2009. viii, 329 pp.
145
Marit Westergaard
2009. xii, 245 pp.
144
Edited by Michael T. Putnam
2009. x, 269 pp.
143
Antonia Rothmayr
2009. xv, 216 pp.
142
Edited by Jairo Nunes
2009. vi, 243 pp.
141
Edited by Artemis Alexiadou, Jorge Hankamer, Thomas McFadden, Justin Nuger and Florian Schäfer
2009. xv, 395 pp.
140
Dorian Roehrs
2009. xii, 196 pp.
139
Glyn Hicks
2009. xii, 309 pp.
138
Daniel Siddiqi
2009. xii, 138 pp.
137
Roland Pfau
2009. xiii, 372 pp.
136
Jason Kandybowicz
2008. xiii, 168 pp.
135
Edited by William D. Lewis, Simin Karimi, Heidi Harley and Scott O. Farrar
2009. xiv, 265 pp.
134
Edited by Sharon Armon-Lotem, Gabi Danon and Susan Rothstein
2008. vii, 393 pp.
133
Jonathan E. MacDonald
2008. xv, 241 pp.
132
Edited by Theresa Biberauer
2008. vii, 521 pp.
131
Edited by Cécile De Cat and Katherine Demuth
2008. xix, 355 pp.
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Edited by Dalina Kallulli and Liliane Tasmowski
2008. ix, 442 pp.
129
Anne Sturgeon
2008. xi, 143 pp.
128
Azita H. Taleghani
2008. ix, 183 pp.
127
Stephanie Durrleman
2008. xii, 190 pp.
126
Florian Schäfer
2008. xi, 324 pp.
125
Björn Rothstein
2008. xi, 171 pp.
124
Tabea Ihsane
2008. ix, 260 pp.
123
Marina Stoyanova
2008. xi, 184 pp.
122
Albert Oosterhof
2008. xviii, 286 pp.
121
Mai Ellin Tungseth
2008. ix, 187 pp.
120
Edited by Anna Asbury, Jakub Dotlačil, Berit Gehrke and Rick Nouwen
2008. vi, 416 pp.
119
Jordi Fortuny
2008. viii, 211 pp.
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Agnes Jäger
2008. ix, 350 pp.
117
Jason D. Haugen
2008. xv, 257 pp.
116
Yoshio Endo
2007. x, 235 pp.
115
Michael T. Putnam
2007. x, 216 pp.
114
Vera Lee-Schoenfeld
2007. viii, 206 pp.
113
Edited by Thórhallur Eythórsson
2008. vi, 441 pp.
112
Katrin Axel-Tober
2007. xii, 364 pp.
111
Edited by Luis Eguren and Olga Fernández-Soriano
2007. xii, 239 pp.
110
Edited by Susan Rothstein
2008. viii, 453 pp.
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Gema Chocano
2007. x, 333 pp.
108
Edited by Eric J. Reuland, Tanmoy Bhattacharya and Giorgos Spathas
2007. xviii, 243 pp.
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Edited by Norbert Corver and Jairo Nunes
2007. vi, 388 pp.
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Edited by Nicole Dehé and Yordanka Kavalova
2007. xii, 314 pp.
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Dagmar Haumann
2007. ix, 435 pp.
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Youngmi Jeong
2007. vii, 144 pp.
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Edited by Wim van der Wurff
2007. viii, 352 pp.
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Edited by Josef Bayer, Tanmoy Bhattacharya and M.T. Hany Babu
2007. x, 282 pp.
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Edited by Simin Karimi, Vida Samiian and Wendy K. Wilkins
2007. vi, 424 pp.
100
Edited by Kerstin Schwabe and Susanne Winkler
2007. vii, 570 pp.
99
Edited by Fernando Martínez-Gil and Sonia Colina
2006. viii, 564 pp.
98
Acrisio Pires
2006. xiv, 188 pp.
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Edited by Jutta M. Hartmann and László Molnárfi
2006. vi, 332 pp.
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Edited by Benjamin Lyngfelt and Torgrim Solstad
2006. x, 333 pp.
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Edited by Svetlana Vogeleer and Liliane Tasmowski
2006. vi, 358 pp.
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María J. Arche
2006. xiv, 281 pp.
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Edited by Ljiljana Progovac, Kate Paesani, Eugenia Casielles-Suárez and Ellen Barton
2006. x, 372 pp
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Edited by Cedric Boeckx
2006. ix, 346 pp.
91
Edited by Cedric Boeckx
2006. xvi, 399 pp.
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Gréte Dalmi
2005. xvi, 222 pp.
89
John R. te Velde
2006. x, 385 pp.
88
Sabine Mohr
2005. viii, 207 pp.
87
Marit Julien
2005. xvi, 348 pp.
86
Edited by João Costa and Maria Cristina Figueiredo Silva
2006. vi, 285 pp.
85
Line Mikkelsen
2005. viii, 210 pp.
84
Jürgen Pafel
2005. xvi, 312 pp.
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Walter Schweikert
2005. xii, 338 pp.
82
Heidi Quinn
2005. xii, 409 pp.
81
Eric Fuß
2005. xii, 336 pp.
80
Petra B. Schumacher
2005. xii, 259 pp.
79
Tanja Schmid
2005. xiv, 251 pp.
78
Edited by Marcel den Dikken and Christina Tortora
2005. vii, 292 pp.
77
Balkız Öztürk
2005. x, 268 pp.
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Edited by Melita Stavrou and Arhonto Terzi
2005. viii, 366 pp.
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Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2005. xviii, 398 pp.
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Edited by Lorie Heggie and Francisco Ordóñez
2005. viii, 390 pp.
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Edited by Andrew Carnie, Heidi Harley and Sheila Dooley
2005. xiv, 431 pp.
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Edited by Eric Fuß and Carola Trips
2004. viii, 228 pp.
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Elly van Gelderen
2004. xv, 320 pp.
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Edited by Jennifer R. Austin, Stefan Engelberg and Gisa Rauh
2004. ix, 343 pp.
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Edited by Katalin É. Kiss and Henk van Riemsdijk
2004. vi, 514 pp.
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Carsten Breul
2004. x, 432 pp.
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Edited by Olga Mišeska Tomić
2004. xvi, 499 pp.
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Kleanthes K. Grohmann
2003. xv, 369 pp.
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Satu Manninen
2003. xii, 275 pp.
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Edited by Cedric Boeckx and Kleanthes K. Grohmann
2003. ix, 289 pp.
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Cedric Boeckx
2003. xii, 224 pp.
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Edited by Andrew Carnie, Heidi Harley and MaryAnn Willie
2003. xii, 378 pp.
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Edited by Kerstin Schwabe and Susanne Winkler
2003. vi, 403 pp.
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Carola Trips
2002. xiv, 359 pp.
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Nicole Dehé
2002. xii, 305 pp.
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Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2003. vi, 405 pp. & vi, 309 pp.
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Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2003. vi, 309 pp.
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Edited by Anna Maria Di Sciullo
2003. vi, 405 pp.
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Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
2003. vi, 362 pp. & x, 295 pp.
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Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
2003. ix, 291 pp.
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Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
2003. vi, 359 pp.
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Marlyse Baptista
2002. xxii, 294 pp. (incl. CD-Rom)
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Edited by C. Jan-Wouter Zwart and Werner Abraham
2002. xiv, 407 pp.
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Edited by Horst J. Simon and Heike Wiese
2002. xii, 294 pp.
51
Birgit Gerlach
2002. xii, 282 pp.
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Markus Steinbach
2002. xii, 337 pp.
49
Edited by Artemis Alexiadou
2002. viii, 319 pp.
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Edited by Artemis Alexiadou, Elena Anagnostopoulou, Sjef Barbiers and Hans-Martin Gärtner
2002. vi, 345 pp.
47
Edited by Sjef Barbiers, Frits Beukema and Wim van der Wurff
2002. x, 290 pp.
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Phoevos Panagiotidis
2002. x, 214 pp.
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Edited by Werner Abraham and C. Jan-Wouter Zwart
2002. xviii, 336 pp.
44
Edited by Eser Erguvanlı Taylan
2001. xvii, 267 pp.
43
Sam Featherston
2001. xvi, 279 pp.
42
Artemis Alexiadou
2001. x, 233 pp.
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Jochen Zeller
2001. xii, 325 pp.
40
Edited by Jack Hoeksema, Hotze Rullmann, Víctor Sánchez-Valencia and Ton van der Wouden
2001. xii, 368 pp.
39
Elly van Gelderen
2000. xiv, 279 pp.
38
André Meinunger
2000. xii, 245 pp.
37
Edited by Uli Lutz, Gereon Müller and Arnim von Stechow
2000. vi, 483 pp.
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Edited by Birgit Gerlach and Janet Grijzenhout
2000. xii, 441 pp.
35
Thorbjörg Hróarsdóttir
2000. xiv, 385 pp.
34
Edited by Eric J. Reuland
2000. xii, 255 pp.
33
Genoveva Puskás
2000. xvi, 398 pp.
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Edited by Artemis Alexiadou, Paul Law, André Meinunger and Chris Wilder
2000. vi, 395 pp.
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Edited by Peter Svenonius
2000. vi, 372 pp.
30
Edited by Frits Beukema and Marcel den Dikken
2000. x, 324 pp.
29
Tadao Miyamoto
2000. xiv, 232 pp.
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Edited by Ben Hermans and Marc van Oostendorp
1999. viii, 321 pp.
27
Rudolf Růžička
1999. x, 206 pp.
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Peter Ackema
1999. viii, 310 pp.
25
Claudia Felser
1999. xiv, 278 pp.
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Edited by Georges Rebuschi and Laurice Tuller
1999. vi, 366 pp.
23
Anastasia Giannakidou
1998. xvi, 282 pp.
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Edited by Artemis Alexiadou and Chris Wilder
1998. vi, 388 pp
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Henny Klein
1998. x, 232 pp.
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Christopher Laenzlinger
1998. x, 371 pp.
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Gunlög Josefsson
1998. ix, 199 pp.
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Artemis Alexiadou
1997. x, 256 pp.
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Edited by Dorothee Beermann, David LeBlanc and Henk van Riemsdijk
1997. vi, 410 pp.
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Feng-hsi Liu
1997. viii, 187 pp.
15
Bernhard Wolfgang Rohrbacher
1999. viii, 296 pp.
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Edited by Elena Anagnostopoulou, Henk van Riemsdijk and Frans Zwarts
1997. viii, 349 pp.
13
Edited by Artemis Alexiadou and Tracy Alan Hall
1997. viii, 252 pp.
12
Edited by Werner Abraham, Samuel David Epstein, Höskuldur Thráinsson and C. Jan-Wouter Zwart
1996. xii, 364 pp.
11
Edited by Uli Lutz and Jürgen Pafel
1995. xii, 315 pp.
10
Edited by Guglielmo Cinque and Giuliana Giusti
1995. xi, 172 pp.
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Elly van Gelderen
1993. x, 224 pp.
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Edited by Gisbert Fanselow
1993. xvii, 232 pp.
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Tor A. Åfarli
1992. xii, 177 pp.
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Edited by Christa Bhatt, Elisabeth Löbel and Claudia Maria Schmidt
1989. ix, 187 pp.
5
Edited by Günther Grewendorf and Wolfgang Sternefeld
1990. vi, 442 pp.
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Edited by Werner Abraham and Sjaak de Meij
1986. v, 349 pp.
3
Edited by Werner Abraham
1983. vi, 242 pp.
2
Konrad Ehlich und Jochen Rehbein
1982. viii, 150 pp. With many photographic ills.
1
Ruth Klappenbach (1911–1977)
1980. xxiii, 313 pp.
Board
Advisory Editorial Board
Josef Bayer | University of Konstanz
Cedric Boeckx | ICREA/UB
Guglielmo Cinque | University of Venice
Amy Rose Deal | University of California, Berkeley
ORCID logoSusann Fischer | University of Hamburg
Liliane Haegeman | Ghent University
Heejeong Ko | Seoul National University
William W. Kruger | Arizona State University
ORCID logoTerje Lohndal | Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Will Oxford | University of Manitoba
Ian Roberts | Cambridge University
Florian Schäfer | Humboldt University
Carola Trips | University of Mannheim
ORCID logoC. Jan-Wouter Zwart | University of Groningen
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Electronic files: Please make sure that you supply all text and graphic files of the final version of the manuscript. Please delete any personal comments so that these cannot mistakenly be typeset, and check that all files are readable.

File naming conventions: When naming your file please use a clear and consistent file naming convention. We suggest the following: use the first three characters of your own surname; if your name is Johnson, the files should be named JOH.DOC, if further divided into chapters JOH1.DOC, JOH2.DOC. Figures can be named as follows JOH1.EPS, JOH2.EPS, etc. Please write the file names on the corresponding hard copy. This naming convention is particularly important when submitting for collective volumes.

Software: Files in Word are preferred, but our typesetters can convert almost anything. If, for some reason, a different format is required than supplied, we will contact you.

Graphic files: Please supply Figures and Plates as Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) or Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) conversion in addition to the source files. Please ensure the resolution is fit for print media, preferably 300 dpi.

Lay-out

Our typesetters will do the final formatting of your document. However, some of the text enhancement cannot be done automatically and therefore we kindly ask you to carefully observe the following style.

Do’s and don’ts
Please use a minimum of page settings. The preferred setting is 12 pt Times New Roman, double line spacing, on 13 x 22 cm (5" x 8.6") text area. With this setting the ratio manuscript to typeset pages is roughly 2:1. The only relevant codes are those pertaining to font enhancements (italics, bold, caps, small caps, etc.), punctuation, and the format of the references. Whatever formatting or style conventions you use, please be consistent.

Emphasis and foreign words: Use italics for foreign words, highlighting, and emphasis. Bold should be used only for highlighting within italics and for headings. Please refrain from the use of FULL CAPS (except for focal stress and abbreviations) and underlining (except for highlighting within examples, as an alternative for boldface).

Running heads: In case of a long title please suggest a short one for the running head (max. 55 characters) on the title page of your manuscript.

Symbols and special characters: Please use Unicode fonts!

Chapters and headings: Chapters or articles should be reasonably divided into sections and, if necessary, into subsections. Please mark the hierarchy of subheadings as follows:

Heading A = bold, two lines space above and one line space below.
Heading B = italics, one line space above and one line space below.
Heading C = italics, one line space above, text on new line
Heading D = italics, one line space above; period; run on text.

Quotations: Text quotations in the main text should be given in double quotation marks. Quotations longer than 3 lines should have a blank line above and below and a left indent, without quotation marks, and with the appropriate reference to the source.

Listings: Should not be indented. If numbered, please number as follows:

1. ..................... or a. .......................
2. ..................... or b. .......................

Listings that run on with the main text should be numbered in parentheses: (1).............., (2)............., etc.

Abstract
Each article should start off with an abstract. The abstract should be:
-      Accurate: Ensure that the abstract objectively reflects the purpose and content of your paper. Report rather than evaluate.
-      Self-contained: Define abbreviations and unique terms, spell out names, and give reference to the context in which your paper should be viewed (i.e., it builds on your previous work, or responds to another publication)
-      Concise and specific: Abstracts should not exceed 120 words. Be maximally informative, use the active voice, and include the 4 or 5 most important key words, findings, or implications.

Abstracts should also be submitted in a separate file.

Examples and glosses
Examples:
should be numbered with Arabic numerals (1,2,3, etc.) in parentheses and indented. Every next level in the example (a), (b) gets one indent:

               (3)           a.             Ed en Floor gaan samen-wonen
                                               Ed and Floor go together-live.INF
                                               ‘Ed and Floor are going to live together’
                               b.             Maarten en Stefanie zijn uit elkaar
                                              
Maarten and Stefanie be out RECP
                                               ‘Maarten and Stefanie have split up’

Glosses: for conventions for interlinear morpheme-by-morpheme glosses, please refer to  www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php.

Notes
Notes should be kept to a minimum. Note indicators in the text should appear at the end of sentences and follow punctuation marks. Notes will generally be formatted as foot notes by the typesetters.

References
It is essential that the references be formatted to the specifications given in these guidelines, as these cannot be formatted automatically.

References in the text: These should be as precise as possible, giving page references where necessary; for example (Clahsen 1991: 252) or: as in Brown et al. (1991: 252). All references in the text should appear in the references section.

References section: References should be listed first alphabetically and then chronologically. The section should include all (and only!) references that are actually mentioned in the text.

Examples
Book (monograph):
Baker, Mark. 1988. Incorporation. A Theory of Grammatical Function Changing. Chicago IL:
         University of Chicago Press.

Dissertation:
Anderson, Bruce. 2002. The Fundamental Equivalence of Native and Interlanguage Grammars:
         Evidence from Argument Licensing and Adjective Position. PhD dissertation, Indiana
         University.

Book (edited volume):
van Kemenade, Ans & Vincent, Nigel (eds). 1997. Parameters of Morphosyntactic Change.
      Cambridge: CUP.

Article (in book):
Lohndal, Terje. 2007. On the structure and development of nominal phrases in Norwegian. In
         Nominal Determination. Typology, Context Constraints, and Historical Emergence

         [Studies in Language Companion Series 89], Elizabeth Stark, Elizabeth Leiss & Werner
         Abraham (eds), 285-308. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

Articles (in journal):
Bennis, Hans, Corver, Norbert & den Dikken, Marcel. 1998. Predication in nominal phrases.
       The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics
1(1): 85-117.
Bobaljik, Jonathan D. & Wurmbrand, Susi. 2002. Notes on agreement in Itelmen. Linguistic
        Discovery
1(1). <http://linguistic-discovery.dartmouth.edu>

Electronic, online sources:
Liberman, Mark. 2006. Uptalk is not HRT. Language Log, 28 March 2006,
        <http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/002967.html> (30 March 2006).

Please note that not all book series published with John Benjamins follow the same style of references. Basically our style follows The Chicago Manual of Style (as the above) or the American Psychological Association Publication Manual (5th ed.).

Tables, figures and plates
1.       Tables and figures should be numbered consecutively and provided with concise captions (max. 240 characters).
2.       All figures and tables should be referenced in the text, e.g. (see Figure 5). Please do not use relative indicators such as “see the table below”, or “in this table: ...”.
3.       If the table or figure is not enclosed in the text file, please indicate the preferred position of the table or figure in the text by inserting a line “ at  at Insert (file name) here” at the appropriate position. It will be placed either at the top or the bottom of the page on which it is mentioned, or on the following page.
4.       The book will be printed in black & white. Please make sure any illustrations are still meaningful when printed in black & white.
5.       All tables, plates, and figures eventually have to fit the following text area, either portrait or landscape: 12 cm x 20 cm at 8 pt minimum.
6.       Notes in tables and figures should not be regular endnotes. Please use a table note or a figure note as in the example below. Standard note indicators in tables are *, **, †, ‡. The note itself is then inserted directly below the table/figure.
7.       In tables, keep shading to a functional minimum and for individual cells only, not for entire rows or columns.

Appendices
Appendices should follow the references section. Please make sure you refer to the appendix in the main text.

Proofing

Monograph
Authors receive first proofs for correction, and corrected proofs for final checking and indexing. Please use correction symbols as provided. Proofs must be returned with corrections by the dates determined by the publication schedule.

Collective volume
Contributors to collective volumes will receive proofs of their article for correction and will be requested to return their corrections to the volume editor. The editor will receive one full set of first proofs and after corrections another set of corrected proofs for final checking and indexing. The editor is responsible for checking the corrected proofs against the first proofs to examine if all corrections were implemented correctly. Proofs must be returned with corrections by the dates determined by the publication schedule.

General
Please indicate corrections that should be implemented throughout only once, with a clear instruction that they should be processed throughout.

If it is absolutely necessary to change larger chunks of text (i.e. more than just a few words), it is best to submit the changes digitally by email. The same holds for updated references. If, for whatever reason existing items in the References section must be redone or new ones inserted, submit these electronically by email.

Please limit corrections to the essential! It is at the publisher’s discretion not to implement substantial changes or to charge the author.

For further queries you may consult The Chicago Manual of Style or the American Psychological Association Manual, or contact your editor.

Index

You will prepare the index after correction of the first proofs at which time we will send you detailed instructions. If you are familiar with index markers you can also add markers to your file before submission. In such a case, please request the index guidelines from us.

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