Program

Imke Driemel (keynote)
Double definiteness with referential modifiers in Swedish

Florian Schäfer & Giorgos Spathas
Binding in Passives: By-Phrases, Adjuncts, and a Semantic Constraint on Principle A

Aleksandra Belkind
Non-inflectional constructions in German: Hiding structure

Mica Granchelli
Icelandic has verb clusters, too

Marijke De Belder & Guido Vanden Wyngaerd
The past participle as a relational adjective: Evidence from Genemuiden Dutch

Nele Arnold
Past tense in German compared to English and Dutch: The role of conjugation classes

Johannes Hein
Pronominal inflection is stranded inflection: An argument from child German

Theresa Biberauer
Multifunctional het in modern Afrikaans: Another Germanic unicum?

Gert-Jan Schoenmakers (keynote)
TBA

Roos Weijers & Esther Ruigendijk
The interpretation and processing of wh-questions in German and Dutch speaking children: The role of case marking

Johannes Hein, Aurore Gonzalez, Chiara Dal Farra, Silvia Silleresi, Kazuko Yatsushiro, Artemis Alexiadou, Maria Teresa Guasti & Uli Sauerland
Extraction from embedded V2-clauses in German: Insights from acquisition

Jana-Elina Jordan, Fenja Plate-Güneş, Sascha Bargmann, Markus Bader, Gert Webelhuth
Inverse scope of negation in German: An experimental investigation

Jeroen van Craenenbroeck & Marjo van Koppen
Pronominal doubling is lexicalization

Peter Svenonius
Icelandic noun phrases: A case study in features and categories

Theresa Biberauer & Engela de Villiers
V-to-C in the presence of interrogative of 'if': New insights into the Afrikaans polarity system

Klaus Abels
German does not have heterofunctional coordination

Luke James Adamson & Tonjes Veenstra
The Grammatical Underpinnings of Polite Dutch U

Lutz Gunkel & Jutta M. Hartmann
Patterns of long-distance extraction from prepositional object clauses in West Germanic

Erin Pretorius & Cora Cavirani-Pots
From pronoun to complementiser: Kaaps wat as a branching vocabulary item