Studies in Comparative Germanic Syntax

1. Introduction (by Zwart, C. Jan-Wouter); 2. List of contributors; 3. Subordination; 4. Wh-movement and integrated parenthetical constructions (by Reis, Marga); 5. Van as a marker of dissociation: Microvariation in Dutch (by van Craenenbroeck, Jeroen); 6. Expletive subjects in subject relative clauses (by Mikkelsen, Line); 7. Syntactic versus semantic control (by Wurmbrand, Susi); 8. Movement and Morphology; 9. Parametric variation and scrambling in English (by Hinterholzl, Roland); 10. V2 and Holmberg's Generalization (by Nilsen, Oystein); 11. The distribution of declarative verb second in Germanic (by Koeneman, Olaf); 12. A verb's gotta do what a verb's gotta do!: On Scandinavian infinitivals and the AGR parameter (by Vangsnes, Oystein Alexander); 13. On the correlation between morphology and syntax: The case of V-to-I (by Alexiadou, Artemis); 14. Language Variation and Change; 15. Observations on the loss of Verb Second in the history of English (by Haeberli, Eric); 16. A structure-based analysis of morphosyntactic regularities in language contact (by Hoekstra, Eric); 17. Syntax and Semantics; 18. Swiping in Germanic (by Merchant, Jason); 19. The ambiguity of weak reflexive pronouns in English and German (by Steinbach, Markus); 20. 'Binominal each-constructions' (BECs) in German and English (by Zimmermann, Malte); 21. References; 22. Name index; 23. Subject index