Theme sessions

Walter Breu, The degree of temporal dynamics as the overall basis for aspect and actionality and their interaction
Benidiktus Delpada and František Kratochvíl, The Role of the Lexicon in Aspectuality in Abui
Andrej Malchukov, Actionality classes and aspectual hierarchies
Johanna Mattissen, A cross-linguistic view on lexically inherent actional classes
Leora Bar-El and Malin Petzell, On the application of actionality diagnostics across Bantu languages
Jurica Polančec, Two-phase verbs: a crosslinguistic look at an actional class
Anna Pompei, Accomplishment motion nouns and the selection of ‘to do’ or ‘to give’ in Latin and Romance languages light verbs
Alexander Rostovtsev-Popiel, Dedicated (im)perfectives in Megrelian

Cormac Anderson, Uses and misuses of the phoneme in phonological typology
Kirsten Culhane, A typology of consonant/zero alternations
Shelece Easterday, Expanding phonotactic typology: the role of morphological context
Eitan Grossman, Dmitry Nikolaev, Elad Eisen, Ronén Júda, Schwartz Layla, Yoav Yosef and Steven Moran, The typology of phonological segment borrowing
Tom Güldemann, Florian Lionnet, Alena Witzlack-Makarevich and Hirosi Nakagaw, Khoisan Phonological Typology database and the relative frequency of consonants in the Khoisan languages
Nataliya Levkovych and Thomas Stolz, The phonological landscape of Europe in areal-typological perspective
Dmitry Nikolaev, Sound changes and synchronic alternations: A comparative survey
Erich Round, Canonical Phonology
Inna Sieber, Assibilation typology (based on languages of Russia)

Erika Bellingham, Juergen Bohnemeyer, Kazuhiro Kawachi, Yu Li, Alice Mitchell, Sang-Hee Park, Anastasia Stepanova, The semantic typology of causatives: new approaches to data collection and analysis
Jeremy Bradley, András Czentnár and Nikolett F. Gulyás, Causatives and reflexives in the languages of the Volga-Kama region
Isabelle Bril, Lexical restrictions on grammatical relations in Amis
Atsuko Kanda Utsumi, Semantic Typology of Voice Systems in Western Malayo-Polynesian Languages
Lunella Mereu and Valentina Piunno, A usage- and corpus-driven study of valency-changing and voice-related constructions in Italian
Maria Messerschmidt, Increasing the valency of motion verbs
Roland Pooth, Pre-causative detransitivization and the restriction of causatives to intransitives or to non-agentive intransitives
Sergey Say, Natural antipassives

Gilles Authier, Inclusiveness as an attractor: evidence from replacements and syncretisms in some East Caucasian pronominal sets
Jonah Bates, Typology of Change in Person Marker Reference
Sonia Cristofaro, Typological explanations in synchrony and diachrony: on some possible origins of 1st/2nd vs. 3rd person marking asymmetries
Scott Delancey, Innovations in 2nd person indexation in Tibeto-Burman languages
Yingqi Jing, Nico Neureiter, Peter Ranacher, Erik van Gijn, Erika Weinberger, Manuel Widmer and Alena Witzlack-Makarevich, On the evolution of so-called hierarchical person-marking systems in Tupian and Sino-Tibetan
Linda Konnerth and Pavel Ozerov, The instability of the inclusive: Evidence from South-Central Trans-Himalayan languages
František Kratochvíl, Diachronic development of individual person markers in the Alor-Pantar family
Johanna Nichols, Evolutionary pathways for attractors in pronominal systems (poster)
Marie-Caroline Pons, On the origin of 2nd person prefix #tV- in Trans-Himalayan languages
Ilja Seržant, Evolutionary Typology of Bound Verbal Person-Number Indexes
Natalia Stoynova, First person pronouns in the impersonal construction in Nanai and Ulch: from valency-changing to modals

Antonio Magana Macias, Determiners in Tojolabal
Eva Schultze-Berndt, When subjects frame the clause: Discontinuous noun phrases as an iconic strategy of marking sentence focus
Mark Van de Velde, The AMAI cycle in the Bantu languages

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