Accepted Papers

Lena Baunaz & Eric Lander	Cross-categorial syncretism and the Slavic/Balkan containment puzzle (PDF, 183 KB)
Walter Breu	Relativisation in Slavic-Romance language contact: The case of Molise Slavic in Italy
Tsvetana Dimitrova	Relativizers in the history of Bulgarian (PDF, 213 KB)
Marisa Eberle	Relative clauses in Kajkavian – the distribution of koji, ki and koteri in 18th century written texts (PDF, 135 KB)
Jürgen Fuchsbauer	The article-like usage of the relative pronoun iže as an indicator of early Slavonic grammatical thinking (PDF, 241 KB)
Martin Junge	The diversity of Czech relative clauses (PDF, 69 KB)
Maria Kholodilova	Person in Slavic relative clauses (PDF, 112 KB)
Marija Lazar	kerý/který on the way to indeclinable subjunction? Analysis of corpus evidence (PDF, 114 KB)
Ekaterina Ljutikova & Sergej Tatevosov	On the structure of Russian relative clauses: connectivity effects and their diachronic source (PDF, 99 KB)
Imke Mendoza	Relative constructions with invariant relative words from a crosslinguistic perspective (PDF, 43 KB)
Jurica Polančec	The invariant relativizer in contemporary non-standard Croatian (PDF, 129 KB)
Lenka Scholze	Relative pronouns in standard and colloquial Upper Sorbian: two sharply diverging systems (PDF, 48 KB)
Barbara Sonnenhauser	Ki, kateri, kdor. Relativising the otherness of Slovene (PDF, 122 KB)
Daniel Weiss	Zero Linking in Colloquial Russian Relativisation (PDF, 80 KB)
Pino Marco Pizzo	Old Czech relativizers within the long and the short version of the „Revelationes Sanctae Brigittae“ – a fortunate insight into historical diaphasic variability (PDF, 64 KB)