Papers selected for the presentation  

• Arnaudova, Olga / Krapova, Iliyana
  Clitic doubling is categorical: evidence from contrastive and non-contrastive topics in Bulgarian


• Bailyn, John Frederick / Nevins, Andrew Ira
  A "Multiple Grammar Policy" Account of Ambiguity in Russian Reflexivization

• Bašiæ, Monika
  Split phrases in Slavic

• Biskup, Peter
  Phase Featuring-driven EPP-features and EPP-feature-driven Subjacency in Czech

• B³aszczak, Joanna
  The NON/GEN Subject Puzzle in Polish 

• Bondaruk, Anna
  Restructuring in Polish - A Phase-Based Analysis

• Boškoviæ ®eljko
  On the operator freezing effect

• Caha, Pavel
  Czech deverbal formations: on the uniformity of features

• Æavar, Ma³gorzata
  Derived Environment Effects in a Surface-Oriented Theory

• Derwojedowa, Magdalena
  Electivity in Numeral Constructions in Polish

• Dudchuk, Philip
  Instrument Subject Alternation and Event Structure: evidence from Russian

• Dvoøák, Boštjan /Ilse Zimermannn
  Embedded Imperative Clauses in Slovenian 

• Fedorova, Olga
  Russian adults' comprehension of complex adverbial sentences

• Fedorova, Olga / Yanovich, Igor / Yudina  Maria
  Relative Clause Attachment in Russian: The Role of Conceptual and Grammatical Gender 

• Gracanin-Yuksek, Martina
  Free Relatives in Croatian: Arguments for the "Comp-Account"

• Grønn, Atle
  Relative past and the syntax-semantics interface in Russian

• Hajièová, Eva 
  Long-distance dependencies in a valency-based description: Condition of projectivity

• Kagan, Olga
  A Modal Analysis of Genitive Case 

• Kijak, Anna 
  Second language acquisition of phonological stress by native speakers of a lexical accent system.

• Klimek, Dorota 
  Variation in the Expression and Interpretation of Quantified Eventualities in Russian, Czech and Polish: A Bi-Directional OT Approach.

• Kosta, Peter / Schürcks, Lilia 
  The Focus Feature Revisited
  


• Malink, Marko 
  Conative Negation in Czech
  


• Marušiè, Franc / ®aucer, Rok 
  What is so definite about the definite article in colloquial Slovenian 
  


• Medova, Lucie / Taraldsen, Tarald 
  Directionals, Locatives and the Size of Adjectival Participles
  


• Meyer, Roland 
  On VO, OV, V/2 in Upper Sorbian and other Slavic languages
  


• Migdalski, Krzysztof 
  Interactions between verb movement and negation in South Slavic
  


• Perelsvaig, Asya 
  The Parametrized DP Hypothesis Revisited
  


• Perovic, Alexandra / Ko, Heejeong / Ionin, Tanja / Wexler, Ken
  L2-acquisition of the English indefinite article by speakers of Serbo-Croatian


• Petkeviè, Vladimir / Dole¾alová, Johanka
  Chunking of Czech Sentence Based on Correct Morphological Disambiguation
  


• Piasecki, Maciej / Rudnicka-Mosi±dz, Ewa
  Bare nominals as kind terms
  


• Podobryaev, Alexander
  Where is the subject in Russian nominalizations?
  


• Rizzolo, Olivier
  Utrovacki and Satrovacki : description and theoretical exploitation of two Serbo-Croatian language games.
  


• Rosen, Aleksandr
  Hybrid agreement in Czech predicates
  


• Scheer, Tobias / Kristó, László
  Lenitions and fortitions in Slavonic: What, when, and why (not)
  


• Sekerina, Irina A.
  Monolingual and Bilingual Processing of the PP-Attachment Ambiguity in Russian
  


• Sheppard, Milena Milojeviæ / Ilc, Gasper
  Slovene negative pronouns as n-words
  


• Skrabalova, Hana
  Number agreement with coordinate subjects in Czech


• Szymon S³odowicz
  Complement control: structural, lexical or both?

• Slavkov, Nikolay
  The Dative Alternation and Low Applicative Construction in Bulgarian
  


• Sonnenhauser, Barbara
  Perfectivity, boundedness, terminativity: Aspect and the Aorist / Imperfect distinction in Bulgarian
  


• ¦widziñski, Marek
  Holmes: a search engine for large Polish text corpora
  


• Szucsich, Luka
  Defectiveness and Agreement: Accusative Impersonal Sentences in Russian
  


• Tatevosov, Sergej
  Measuring individuals and partitioning events: ‘accumulative’ verbs in Russian.
  


• Testelets, Yakov
  Zero Copula and Matrix Small Clause in Russian
  


• Mišeska Tomiæ, Olga
  Clitic doubling strategies in Balkan Slavic
  


• Trawiñska, Beata
  Towards a Systematic Treatment of Polish Third Person Personal Pronouns
  


• Trugman, Helen
  Rudiments of Romance N-to-D movement in Russian
  


• Tseng, Jesse / Kup¶æ, Anna
  A cross-linguistic approach to Slavic past tense and conditional constructions
  


• Verbuk, Anna
  Russian Predicate Clefts as a Case of S-Topic Constructions
  


• Werkmann, Valja
  Control and Raising in Bulgarian and Macedonian
  


• Werkmann, Valja / Mleinek, Ina
  Russian personal pronouns and the Syntax – Phonology Interface
  


• Witko¶,  Jacek
  A-type scrambling in Polish and its consequences
  


• Yanovich, Igor
  Nibud’ indefinites in Russian as obligatorily Skolemized choice functions
  


• Ziková, Markéta / Caha, Pavel
  The Czech Declension: Syncretism Principle and Morphological Noise

Alternate speakers  

• Popova, Gergana
  Stems in aspectual morphology
  
  
• Pisano, Nerea Madariaga
  The Russian Double Parameter of Floating Quantifiers: (Non-) Agreeing Quantification
  
  
• Dekova, Rositsa
  Formal Description of Verb Meaning Across Languages
  

• Garzonio, Jacopo
  The subject position in Russian impersonal sentences

• Isakadze, Natalia
  Formal description of temporal adverbials in Russian and English for the purposes of automatic processing

• Miliæeviæ, Nataša
  When Negation is not Negation
  

• Tisheva, Yovka
  On Right Dislocation and Marginalization in Bulgarian
  

• Lambova, Mariana
  On adjunction and excorporation
  

• Šimik, Radek
  A uniform analysis of nominal and adverbial wh-operators/resumptives in nominal-dependent relative clasues
  

• Tomaszewicz, Barbara
  Category-less roots in Polish morphology
  

• Rabiega-Wi¶niewska, Joanna
  Produktywno¶æ w morfologii i jej zastosowanie w automatycznej derywacji
  

• Sullivan, William
  One Feature per Phoneme: The True Minimum
  

• Dzhonova, Marina
  Clitic Doubling in Bulgarian – Possibilities and Restrictions
  

• Arsenijeviæ, Boban
  Contents of the PP and the interpretation of Slavic verb prefixes