Accepted papers

The abstracts are sorted alphabethically by the last name of the (first) author.

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• Teodor Ajder (Yokohama National University)
  Rendaku and the Japanese Goyo Test
• Mustafa Aksan, Yeşim Aksan (Mersin University)
  Degree modification and event semantics: The role of verbal derivations and postverb constructions in Turkish
• Yukiko Asano (Stony Brook University)
  Phrasal movement approach to (non-)Restructuring phenomena
• Mark Campana (Kobe City University of Foreign Studies)
  The grammar of backing and the application of meaning
• Mürvet Enç (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
  Genitive Existential Sentences in Turkish
• Justin Fitzpatrick (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  Exhaustivity and the Typology of Floating Quantifiers
• Shin Fukuda (University of California at San Diego)
  The syntax of Japanese aspectual verbs
• Emrah Görgülü (Boğaziçi University)
  Wh-variables in Turkish
• Pavel Grashchenkov (Moscow State University)
  Floating Quantifiers and Possessor Raising: Case Copying Phenomenon in Tatar and Korean
• Seungwan Ha (Boston University)
  A PF-deletion account for Right Node Raising in Korean
• Tomoko Kawamura (Stony Brook University)
  Concealed Sentential Complement of an Informational Transferring Construction
• Cem Keskin (Utrecht University)
  Structural case licensing nouns in Turkish?
• Yoichi Miyamoto (Osaka University)
  A Subject/Object Asymmetry with Floating Quantifiers in Japanese
• Takashi Munakata (International Christian University, Yokohama National University)
  Intermediate Agree: Complementizer as a Bridge
• So-Young Park (University of Southern California)
  Three types of verbal noun constructions: evidence against incorporation
• Anna Pazelskaya (Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information)
  Aspectual derivation in a complex situation: case for Balkar tur- with causatives
• Natalya Serdobolskaya (Moscow State University)
  Against Subject-to-Object Raising analysis of Tuvinian nominalizations
• Yunju Suh (Stony Brook University)
  Late insertion and linearization in Korean negation
• Mark Volpe (Kyushu University)
  The Semantics of Nominalizations from Alternating Verbs in Japanese: Theoretical Consequences for Morphology
• Hideaki Yamashita (Yokohama National University)
  On the EPP Analysis of A-scrambling in Japanese

Alternates

• Seiki Ayano (Mie University)
  PF word formation: Adjectival and verbal nouns in Japanese
• Masaaki Kamiya (Hamilton College, USA)
  Exceptional Q Particle Binding and Frozen Phenomena in Japanese
• Kap-Hee Lee (Seoul Theological University), Joung-Ran Kim (Seoul Theological University), Youngjun Jang (Chung-Ang University)
  Accusative Case, Specificity, and Clause Structure: Comparing Turkish, Persian, and Korean
• Andrey Shluinsky (Moscow State University)
  Aspectual properties of a habitual: evidence from Karachay-Balkar