Curriculum Vitae of Prof. dr Jan-Wouter Zwart

Current address:Department of LinguisticsUniversity of GroningenPO Box 716NL-9700 AS Groningenc.j.w.zwart@rug.nlhttp://www.let.rug.nl/zwart/tel. +31 50 363 59 75 (office)

+31 50 313 59 79 (home)fax +31 50 363 68 55

Personalia:Full name: Cornelius Jan-Wouter ZwartDate of Birth: September 20, 1960Nationality: Dutch

Degrees:PhD [doctoraat] (cum laude), Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen, November 29, 1993.MA [doctoraal] (cum laude), General Linguistics, University of Groningen, July 29, 1988.

Minors in Latin Linguistics and Philosophy of Language.BA [kandidaats], Greek and Latin Language and Culture, University of Nijmegen, November 25,

1983 (includes license to teach Ancient Greek, Latin, and Ancient History)

Positions, current:From June 1, 2011: Professor of theoretical linguistics at the Faculty of Arts, University of

Groningen.From November 1, 2012: Director of the Graduate School for the Humanities at the Faculty of

Arts, University of Groningen.

Positions, previous:From April 1, 2006 to May 31, 2011: as an associate professor [university reader, UHD] at the

Department of Linguistics and the Department of Dutch, University of Groningen.From March 1 to September 30, 2002: as professeur invité at the Department of Linguistics,

University of Geneva.From November 1, 2001 to March 31, 2006: as an assistant professor [senior lecturer, UD] at the

Department of Linguistics and the Department of Dutch, University of Groningen.From November 1, 1998 to October 31, 2001: as a postdoctoral researcher on a grant from the

Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), at the Department of Linguistics,University of Groningen.

From September 1 to December 31, 1997: as a temporary assistant professor [lecturer, UD] atthe Department of Linguistics, University of Groningen.

From September 1, 1995 to October 31, 1998: as a postdoctoral researcher on a grant from theNetherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), at the Department of Linguistics,University of Groningen.

From September 1, 1993 to August 31, 1995: as an assistant professor [lecturer, UD] at theDepartment of Linguistics, University of Groningen.

From September 1 to December 31, 1991: as a visiting scientist at the Department of Linguisticsand Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

From September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1993: as a research assistant [PhD-candidate, AiO] at theDepartment of Linguistics, University of Groningen.

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Positions offered:1998: Professor of Dutch Linguistics (C4), University of Leipzig.

Shortlisted:2016: Professor of Dutch Linguistics, Leiden University.2002: Professor of English Linguistics, University of Geneva.

Research grants obtained:Grant for Programmatic Research in the Humanities, Netherlands Organization for Scientific

Research (NWO), 2006-2010. Title: Dependency in Universal Grammar. [500k]Postdoctoral research grant, Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), 1998-

2001. Title: The Empirical Substance of the Multiple Specifier Hypothesis.Postdoctoral research grant, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), 1995-

1998. Title: Asymmetric Verb Movement.Dissertation grant, Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen, 1989-1993. Title: Case, Control,

and the Nominative.

Research grants shortlisted (A-status):Vici research grant, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), 2004. Title:

Dependency in Universal Grammar.PIONIER research grant, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), 1998. Title:

Microparametric variation in Dutch dialects.

Awards:2000 The article ‘Syntaxis en semantiek van de van die-constructie’ (by De Hoop, Vanden

Wyngaerd and Zwart, Gramma 14, 81-106) elected into “De Nederlandse Taalkunde in 100artikelen” of the Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren (an online resource of100 outstanding 20th century articles on Dutch linguistics; www.dbnl.nl).

1994 Dissertation Award of the Dutch Linguistic Society (Algemene Vereniging voorTaalwetenschap) for best 1993 thesis in linguistics.

1994 SNS Bank/University of Groningen Dissertation Award for best thesis in Humanities.

International activities:• Visiting scientist

september 1991-january 1992: Department of Linguistics and Philosophy,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA.

• Visiting professor march-september 2002: English Department of the University of Geneva,

Switzerland.• Short research visits

2016: Cambridge University, UKKU Leuven Campus Brussels, Belgium

2015: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USAMassachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USA

2014: University of Konstanz, Germany2008: Princeton University, Princeton, USA2007: University of Barcelona, Spain2006: University of Tromsø, Norway2005: University of Stuttgart, Germany2004: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA2003: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USA

Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., USA2002: University of Venice, Italy2000: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USA

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University of California, Los Angeles, USAUniversity of Geneva, Switzerland

1999: University of Stuttgart, Germany1998: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USA

University of Tempe, Tempe, Arizona, USAUniversity of Tübingen, Germany

1997: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USAUniversity of California, Los Angeles, USAMcGill University, Montréal, CanadaUniversité de Paris X, France

1996: Humboldt University, Berlin, GermanyUniversity of Jena, Germany

1995: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USAUniversity of Frankfurt, Germany

1994: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USAHarvard University, Cambridge, Mass., USAUniversité de Paris X, FranceCatholic University of Brussels, Belgium

1993: Max Planck Institute, Berlin, Germany1991: City University of New York, New York, USA1990: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., USA

City University of New York, New York, USA

Presentation of research:• Key-note speaker at conferences

2017, Greenwich, UK: Workshop ‘Tenselessness’2012, Konstanz, Germany: Conference ‘Complex sentences, types of embedding,

and recursivity’2011, Groningen, Netherlands: 19th Conference of the Student Organization of

Linguistics in Europe2010, Berlin, Germany: Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für

Sprachwissenschaft, Arbeitsgruppe 9: Linearization2006, Santa Cruz, USA: 21st Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop1999, Lund, Sweden: 14th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop1997, Los Angeles, USA: 3rd Annual Germanic Linguistics Association

Conference

• Key-note speaker at graduate schools/summer schools2007, ACTL, University College London, United Kingdom.

• Invited speaker at international conferences or workshops2015, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Verb clusters workshop2013, Leeuwarden, Neth.lands: Multilingualism: the key debates (debate with Daniel

Everett)2012, Groningen, Netherlands: Cogling Days 5 (forum presenter)2012, Gent, Belgium: Generative Initiatives in Syntactic Theory 6,

Workshop on complementizer agreement 2010, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Verb movement, its nature, trigger, and effects2008, Jefferson City, USA: Exploring Crash-proof grammars2008, Groningen, Netherlands: Merge, the derivation of structure and order2007, Harvard, USA: Workshop on movement and its relation to the

interfaces2007, Leiden, Netherlands: V1/V2-workshop2007, Max Planck Inst., Neth.: Nijmegen Lectures (discussant)

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2006, Tromsø, Norway: Workshop on Verb Movement 2005, Stuttgart, Germany: Workshop on Binding Theory and Reflexivity2005, Nijmegen, Netherlands: PIONIER Workshop on Case and Agreement2001, Durham, UK: Joe Emonds Fest2001, Cortona, Italy: Workshop on Antisymmetry Theory 1998, Groningen, Netherlands: Going Romance workshop on Aspects of

Complementizers in Romance 1997, NIAS, Netherlands: SynCom Workshop The Empirical Contribution of

Generative Grammar1997, Paris, France: La langue et la littérature yiddish1996, Berlin, Germany: Workshop on Relative Clauses1995, Ohio State, USA: Workshop on The Limits of Syntax1994, Meertens Inst., Neth: Symposium on Inflected Complementizers1994, Durham, UK: European Science Foundation Theme Group Meeting1992, Groningen, Netherlands: Groningen Grammar Talks1992, Lund, Sweden: European Science Foundation Theme Group Meeting

• Accepted presentations at international peer-reviewed conferences2017, Pavia, Italy 43rd Incontro di Grammatica Generativa2016, Stellenbosch, S-Africa: 31st Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2015, Ljubljana, Slovenia: 8th SinFonIJA2009, Budapest, Hungary: Minimalist Approaches to Syntactic Locality2009, Newcastle, UK: Theoretical Approaches to Disharmonic Word Order2007, Stuttgart, Germany: 22nd Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2006, Chicago, USA: 42nd Chicago Linguistic Society2005, Cambridge, UK: Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual

Meeting2005, Tilburg, Netherlands: 20th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2004, New York, USA: 19th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2003, Stony Brook, USA: 34th North East Linguistic Society 2003, Durham, UK: 18th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2003, Leiden, Netherlands: Comparative Diachronic Syntax Conference2002, Reykjavík, Iceland: 17th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop2000, Los Angeles, USA: 19th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics1998, Tempe, USA: Western Conference of Linguistics1997, Austin, USA: Texas Linguistic Society1997, Toronto, Canada: 28th North East Linguistic Society1995, New Orleans, USA: Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting1995, Brussels, Belgium: 10th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop1994, St. John, Canada: Annual Meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Linguistic

Association1994, Los Angeles, USA: Western Conference of Linguistics1994, Harvard, USA: 9th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (twice)1994, Boston, USA: Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting1992, Tromsø, Norway: 8th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop1992, Lisbon, Portugal: Generative Linguistics in the Old World1991, Newark, USA: 21st North East Linguistic Society1991, Baltimore, USA: 8th Eastern States Conference on Linguistics1991, Jerusalem, Israel: 7th International Association for Theoretical

Linguistics1990, Girona, Spain: GISELLE1989, Leiden, Netherlands: 1st Leiden Conference for Junior LinguistsAcceptance rate = .613

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• Invited participant in national or local workshops2016, Groningen Workshop Fundamentals of Minimalist Syntax2013, Göttingen, Germany Göttingen-Groningen exchange workshop2012, Groningen Locality and the left periphery2012, Groningen (Ap)positive thinking in linguistics2011, Amsterdam 5th Dag van de Nederlandse Zinsbouw2011, Groningen Quirky ellipsis workshop2011, Groningen Wh-inter symposium2010, Groningen Jan Koster Farewell Symposium2010, Groningen Workshop on Information Structure and Germanic

Syntax2009, Nijmegen Mini-symposium ‘Wat moeten wij met de

grammatica?’2008, Groningen Spring Syntax Symposium2007, Leiden 1st Dag van de Nederlandse Zinsbouw2007, Groningen Workshop on parenthesis and sentence amalgamation2007, Groningen Workshop ‘Thinking about aphasia between theory

and data: an interdisciplinary approach’2006, Groningen Workshop on word order inside the noun phrase2005, Leiden Workshop on Verb Clusters and Coordination2005, Tilburg Syntax in the Autumn Mist2005, Leiden Teun Hoekstra Memorial Colloquium2005, Leiden Workshop on Agreement2004, Meertens Inst. Workshop on Verb Clusters2003, Groningen Workshop on Syntax and Semantics 1998, Tübingen, Germany Tübingen-Groningen exchange workshop1998, Frisian Academy Taalkundich Wurkferbân 1998, Amsterdam Verb-second workshop1997, Groningen Groningen-Amsterdam exchange workshop

• Invited colloquium talks2016: Cambridge (UK), Brussels (Belgium)2015: Ann Arbor (USA), MIT (USA), Cambridge (UK), Utrecht2014: Konstanz (Germany)2012: Utrecht2008: Leiden, Princeton (USA)2007: York (UK), University of Barcelona (Spain), Universitat Autonoma Barcelona

(Spain), Utrecht2006: Tromsø (Norway; lecture series), Leiden, Groningen, Meertens Institute2004: Tilburg, Bloomington (USA; lecture series), Ann Arbor (USA)2003: Harvard (USA)2002: Geneva (Switzerland), Venice (Italy), Groningen, Utrecht2000: Geneva (Switzerland-lecture series)1999: Utrecht, Leiden, Stuttgart (Germany)1998: Groningen1997: McGill Montréal (Canada), Leipzig (Germany)1996: Jena (Germany)1995: Frankfurt (Germany)1994: Utrecht, Geneva (Switzerland), Paris X (France), Groningen, Brussels

(Belgium)1993: Tilburg, Cologne (Germany), Max Planck Berlin (Germany)1991: CUNY New York (USA), Tilburg, Leiden, Rutgers New Brunswick (USA), MIT

(USA)1990: CUNY New York (USA)

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1989: Utrecht

• Invited graduate school lecture series2008, Utrecht, Netherlands: Landelijke Onderzoeksschool Taalwetenschap2005, Leiden, Netherlands: Landelijke Onderzoeksschool Taalwetenschap2004, Bloomington, USA: Syntax Fest, Indiana University2000, Geneva, Switzerland: Department of Linguistics, University of Geneva1999, Utrecht, Netherlands: Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS1996, Olomouc, Czech Rep.: Eastern European Summer School in Linguistics,

Palacký University1996, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Landelijke Onderzoeksschool Taalwetenschap1995, Olomouc, Czech Rep.: Eastern European Summer School in Linguistics,

Palacký University

Participation in defense ceremonies:• Invited participant at defense ceremonies, outside the Netherlands

2007: University of York, United Kingdom (Glyn Hicks, as external examiner)University of Barcelona, Spain (Jordi Fortuny, as committee member)

2005: Umeå, Sweden (Anna-Lena Wiklund, as opponens)

• Invited participant at defense ceremonies, outside Groningen2015: Utrecht University (Mirjam Hachem, as evaluation committee member)2011: Radboud University Nijmegen (Nynke de Haas, as thesis committee member)2009: Leiden University (Kristina Riedel, as thesis committee member)2007: Radboud University Nijmegen (Marion Elenbaas, as thesis committee

member)2005: Leiden University (Marjo van Koppen, as opponens)2004: Leiden University (Jeroen van Craenenbroeck, as opponens)2002: Leiden University (Aniek IJbema, as thesis committee member)

University of Amsterdam (Mark de Vries, as thesis committee member)

Professional service:• Membership editorial boards/editorial advisory boards: Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics

Today book series, John Benjamins Publishing Company (from 1996); Studies inGermanic Linguistics book series, John Benjamins Publishing Company (from 2016);Journal of South Asian Linguistics journal, CSLI Publications (from 2016); Syntaxjournal, Blackwell (1998-2007); Journal of Comparative Germanic Syntax journal,Kluwer Academic Publishers (1997-2002); Glot International monthly, HIL/Blackwell(1995-2003); Syntactic Atlas of Netherlandic Dialects dialect atlas, Meertens Institute(2000-2004); Kennislink Taalwetenschap (from 2006).

• Editor: Germanic Generative Syntax Newsletter newsletter, Faculty of Arts Groningen(1996-2001); Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik working papers,Center for Language and Cognition Groningen (from 2002); Conference ReportsEditor Glot International, HIL (1995-1998); Unpublished Material Received EditorGLOW Newsletter, GLOW (1991-1997).

• Reviewer for (a) journals: Linguistic Inquiry, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory,The Linguistic Review, Language Acquisition, Linguistics, Lingua, Studia Linguistica,Probus, Linguistics in the Netherlands, Proceedings of the Atlantic Provinces LinguisticAssociation, Linguistische Berichte, Glot, TABU, Journal of African Languages andLinguistics, Linguistic Variation; (b) publishers: Cambridge University Press; OxfordUniversity Press; Kluwer Academic Publishers; John Benjamins Publishing Company;Mouton de Gruyter (c) conferences: GLOW, NELS, WCCFL, WECOL, CLS, CGSW,LRSL, GALA, SLE, many others.

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• Organizer: “Taalkundig Colloquium” colloquium series, Department of Linguistics/Centerfor Language and Cognition, University of Groningen, 1993-1998; “Paulien RijkhoekSymposium”, University of Groningen, December 1 1998; 15th Comparative GermanicSyntax Workshop, University of Groningen, May 25-27 2000; LOT Winter School,University of Groningen, January 10-21 2005; Workshop ‘Merge: the derivation ofstructure and order’, University of Groningen, June 5 2008; Workshop Romaansetaalkunde bij het afscheid van Reineke Bok-Bennema en Arie Molendijk, University ofGroningen, June 18, 2009; New approaches to Russian syntax, University ofGroningen, June 2, 2010; Jan Koster Farewell Symposium, University of Groningen,June 12, 2010.

Administrative Experience:University of Groningen, current:• Director, Graduate School for the Humanities, from 2012• Member, University of Groningen Graduate School Committee, from 2012• Member, Center for Language and Cognition Advisory Board, from 1999

University of Groningen, previous:• Member, Faculty of Arts European Languages and Cultures steering committee, 2011-

2012• Member, Faculty of Arts BSA committee, from 2010-2012• Chair, Linguistics program Examination Board Presidium, 2009-2012• Member, Department of Linguistics Board, 2009-2012• Member, Linguistics Research Master Examination Board Presidium, 2006-2012• Chair, Faculty of Arts Master Theoretical and Descriptive Linguistics program

development committee, 2011-2012• Chair, Faculty of Arts Flexible Bachelor linguistics committee, 2011-2012• Chair, Faculty of Arts tenure track committee, 2011-2012• Coordinator, Center for Language and Cognition Groningen Syntax & Semantics research

group, 2008-2011• Chair, Center for Language and Cognition Groningen Advisory Board, 2008-2011• Member, University Committee for Education (UCO), 2007-2011• Webmaster, Department of Linguistics, 1998-2010• Head, Department of Linguistics, Academic year 2008-2009• Chair, Department of Linguistics Program Committee, 2008; member 2001-2009• Chair, Faculty Council, Faculty of Arts, 2005-2007; member 2003-2007• Chair, Faculty advisory committee on joint linguistics courses, 2005-2006• Member, University Library Users Committee, 2003-2006• Chair, Faculty of Arts Library Committee, 2003-2005• Member, Faculty advisory committee on BA-minor subjects, 2001-2002• Secretary, Department of Linguistics board, 1996.• Substitute member, Library Committee of the Faculty of Arts, 1996

National, current:• Chair, National Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) Vici selection committee,

2016

National, previous:• Member, National Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) Vici selection committee,

2013-2015• Member, National Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) selection committee for

Programmatic Research in the Humanities, 2011-2012• Member, National Linguistics Research School (LOT) Board, 2012

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• Member, representing the Center for Language and Cognition Groningen, LOTcurriculum committee, 2004-2007

• Member, AVT/Anéla dissertation award jury, 2005 • Chair, AVT/Anéla dissertation award jury, 2002

International, previous:• Member, Linguistics subject area group of the Tuning Subject Qualifications Framework

for the Humanities and the Arts (SQF HUMART), 2010-2012

Diplomas and certificates1988 First-degree license to teach Greek, Latin and Ancient History (Catholic University of

Nijmegen)1998 HTML Certificate (University of Groningen)2013 University Teaching Qualification/BKO (University of Groningen)

Publications

Digital Author IdentifierDAI 113154941

Key publications(impact data obtained via Publish or Perish, November 3, 2015)

TITLE YEAR CITES CIT/YR

Dutch syntax: a minimalist approachDissertation Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

1993 758 34.45

Morphosyntax of verb movement: a minimalist approachto the syntax of Dutch. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

1997 592 31.16

Structure and order: asymmetric merge. In The Oxford Handbook of Linguistic Minimalism, C. Boeckx, ed., 96-118. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

2011 49 12.25

Syntactic and phonological verb movement.Syntax 4, 34-62.

2001 153 10.93

The syntax of Dutch. Cambridge University Press.

2011 31 7.75

Issues relating to a derivational theory of binding. In Derivation and explanation in the Minimalist Program, S.D. Epsteinand T.D. Seely, eds., 269-304. Malden: Blackwell Publishing.

2002 109 7.27

Dutch is head-initial. The Linguistic Review 11.3-4, 377-406.

1994 128 6.06

Prospects for top-down derivation. Catalan Journal of Linguistics 8, 161-187.

2009 35 5.83

Recursion in language: a layered-derivation approach.Biolinguistics 5.1-2, 43-56.

2011 21 5.25

Verb movement and complementizer agreementMIT Working Papers in Linguistics 18, 297-340.

1993 103 4.68

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Local agreement. In Agreement systems, C. Boeckx, ed., 317-339. Amsterdam: JohnBenjamins.

2006 41 4.56

Uncharted territory? Towards a non-cartographic accountof Germanic syntax. In Advances in comparative germanic syntax, A.Alexiadou, J.Hankamer, T. McFadden, J. Nuger and F. Schäfer, eds., 59-83.Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2009 26 4.33

Citation metrics (data obtained via Publish or Perish, November 3, 2015)

number of papers: 167 h-index: 28 (cites $ citation ranking)

number of citations: 3614 g-index: 57 (cites squared $ citation ranking)

cites per year: 127.07 hc-index: 13 (= h, weighing older papers less)

cites per paper: 21.46 hI-norm: 25 (= h, corrected for number of authors)

authors per paper: 1.23

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List of publications (120)

A. Books (16)A1. Monographs (3)2011 The syntax of Dutch. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Cambridge Syntax

Guides] (Paperback reprint 2014)1997 Morphosyntax of verb movement: a minimalist approach to the syntax of Dutch.

Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. [Studies in Natural Language and LinguisticTheory]

1993 Dutch syntax: a minimalist approach. Dissertation Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.

A2. Edited volumes (12)2010 (J.W. Zwart and M. de Vries, eds.) Structure preserved: studies in syntax for Jan

Koster. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 164]2010 (J. Hoeksema and J.W. Zwart, eds.) Noordelijke polyfonie. TABU special opgedragen

aan Jan Koster. TABU 38 (2009/2010)2009 Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik 48.2008 Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik 46 and 47.2007 Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik 45.2002 (C.J.W. Zwart and W. Abraham, eds.) Studies in comparative Germanic Syntax:

proceedings from the 15th workshop in Comparative Germanic Syntax. Amsterdam:John Benjamins. [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 53]

2002 (W. Abraham and C.J.W. Zwart, eds.) Issues in formal German(ic) typology.Amsterdam: John Benjamins. [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 45]

2001 (C.J.W. Zwart and M. Bax, eds.) Reflections on language and language learning: inhonour of Arthur van Essen. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

1996 (W. Abraham, S.D. Epstein, H. Thráinsson, C.J.W. Zwart, eds.) Minimal ideas:syntactic studies in the minimalist framework. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 12]

1995 (C.J.W. Zwart and E. Hoekstra, eds.) TABU squibnummer. Department of Dutch,University of Groningen. [TABU 25.3-4]

1994 Minimalism and Kayne’s asymmetry hypothesis. Department of German, Universityof Groningen. [Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik 37]

A3. In house publications (1)2003 Zinsleer: begrip van de syntaxis. Department of Linguistics, University of Groningen.

(2nd edition 2005, 3rd edition 2011)

B. Articles (94)B1. In international peer-reviewed journals (9)2015 ‘Precede-and-command revisited revisited.’ Language 91.3, e169-178.2011 ‘Recursion in language: a layered-derivation approach.’ Biolinguistics 5.1-2, special

issue Biolinguistic perspectives on recursion edited by Uli Sauerland and AndreasTrotzke, pp. 43-56.

2009 Prospects for top-down derivation. Catalan Journal of Linguistics 8, 161-187. 2009 Relevance of typology to minimalist inquiry. Lingua 119, 1589-1606. 2005 A comparative approach to syntactic change in the history of English. English

Language and Linguistics 9.1, 157-179.2001 Object shift with raising verbs. Linguistic Inquiry 32.3, 547-554.2001 Syntactic and phonological verb movement. Syntax 4.1, 34-62.1994 Dutch is head-initial. The Linguistic Review 11.3-4, 377-406.1993 Clues from dialect syntax: complementizer agreement. Linguistische Berichte,

Sonderheft 5, 246-270.

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B2. In international, peer reviewed edited volumes (39)2017 Gapping without gaps. In Nicholas LaCara, Keir Moulton and Anne-Michelle Tessier,

eds., A Schrift to Fest Kyle Johnson, 419-427. Amherst: ScholarWorks@UMass.2017 (with Charlotte Lindenbergh) The presentation of linguistic examples in the 1950s: an

unheralded change. In Martijn Wieling, Martin Kroon, Gertjan van Noord and GosseBouma, eds., From semantics to dialectometry: Festschrift in honor of JohnNerbonne, 221-231. London: College Publications.

2015 Toch and alsnog in young speakers’ colloquial Dutch. In Sander Lestrade, Peter deSwart and Lotte Hogeweg, eds., Addenda: artikelen voor Ad Foolen, 373-387.Nijmegen: Radboud University.

2015 Top-down derivation, recursion, and the model of grammar. In Andreas Trotzke andJosef Bayer, eds., Syntactic complexity across interfaces, 25-42. Berlin: De Gruyter.

2014 (Andreas Trotzke and Jan-Wouter Zwart) The complexity of Narrow Syntax:minimalism, representational economy, and simplest Merge. In Measuringgrammatical complexity, Frederick J. Newmeyer and Laurel B. Preston, eds., 128-147.Oxford University Press.

2012 Easy to (re)analyse: tough-constructions in minimalism. In Linguistics in theNetherlands 2012, M. Elenbaas and S. Aalberse, eds., 147-158. Amsterdam: JohnBenjamins.

2011 Structure and order: asymmetric merge. In The Oxford Handbook of LinguisticMinimalism, C. Boeckx, ed., 96-118. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

2010 Wobbe de Vries. In Bio- en bibliografisch lexicon van de neerlandistiek, Karina vanDalen-Oskam, Ingrid Biesheuvel, Wim van Anrooij en Jan Noordegraaf, eds. [online atwww.dbnl.nl]. Commissie voor Taal- en Letterkunde van de Maatschappij derNederlandse Letterkunde/DBNL, 2004-2010.

2010 Something else on variables in syntax. In Structure preserved: syntactic studies forJan Koster, J.W. Zwart and M. de Vries, eds., 375-383. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2009 Uncharted territory? Towards a non-cartographic account of Germanic syntax. InAdvances in comparative germanic syntax, A.Alexiadou, J. Hankamer, T. McFadden,J. Nuger and F. Schäfer, eds., 59-83. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2009 Jacob Samuel Speyer. In Lexicon Grammaticorum: a bio-bibliographical companionto the history of linguistics (2nd revised and enlarged edition), H. Stammerjohann,ed., 1427-1428. Tübingen: Niemeyer.

2008 Almost perfect: some notes on the present perfect puzzle. In Northern Voices: essayson Old Germanic and related topics, offered to Professor Tette Hofstra (GermaniaLatina VI), K. Dekker, A. MacDonald and H. Niebaum, eds., 399-404. Leuven: PeetersPublishers.

2008 Views from the closet: Wobbe de Vries (1863-1942). In Ontheven aan de tijd:linguïstisch-historische studies voor Jan Noordegraaf bij zijn zestigste verjaardag, L.van Driel and T. Janssen, eds., 243-254. Münster: Nodus Publikationen andAmsterdam: Stichting Neerlandistiek VU.

2006 Local agreement. In Agreement systems, C. Boeckx, ed., 317-339. Amsterdam: JohnBenjamins.

2005 A note on functional adpositions. In Organizing grammar: linguistic studies in honorof Henk van Riemsdijk, H. Broekhuis, N. Corver, R. Huybregts, U. Kleinhenz, and J.Koster, eds., 689-695. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

2005 Some notes on coordination in head-final languages. In Linguistics in The Netherlands2005, J. Doetjes and J. van de Weijer, eds., 232-341. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2005 Verb second as a function of Merge. In The function of function words and functionalcategories, M. den Dikken and C.M.Tortora, eds., 11-40. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2005 Continental West-Germanic languages. In The Oxford handbook of comparativesyntax, G. Cinque and R.S. Kayne, eds., 903-946. New York and Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press.

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2005 PP-extraposition from NP in Dutch. In Rejected papers in linguistics etc. vol 1;feestbundel voor Ron van Zonneveld, D. Gilbers and P. Hendriks, eds., [31-41].Groningen: Department of Dutch.

2003 What’s in a name? Syntactic and asyntactic accentuation in Dutch. In Grammatik ifocus/Grammar in focus: festschrift for Christer Platzack, L.-O. Delsing, C. Falk, G.Josefsson, and H.Á. Sigurðsson, eds., Vol. II, 392-401. Lund: Department ofScandinavian Languages.

2003 Agreement and remnant movement in the domain of West-Germanic verb movement.In Germania et alia: a linguistic webschrift for Hans den Besten, J. Koster and H. vanRiemsdijk, eds. Afdeling Taalwetenschap, University of Groningen.[http://www.let.rug.nl/~koster/DenBesten/contents.htm]

2002 Introduction. In Studies in comparative Germanic syntax, C.J.W. Zwart and W.Abraham, eds., vii-xi. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2002 Issues relating to a derivational theory of binding. In Derivation and explanation inthe Minimalist Program, S.D. Epstein and T.D. Seely, eds., 269-304. Malden:Blackwell Publishing.

2001 (M. Bax and C.J.W. Zwart) Introduction. In Reflections on language and languagelearning: in honour of Arthur van Essen, M. Bax and C.J.W. Zwart, eds., xi-xvii.Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

2000 A head-raising analysis of relative clauses in Dutch. In The syntax of relative clauses,A. Alexiadou, P. Law, A. Meinunger, and C. Wilder, eds., 349-385. Amsterdam: JohnBenjamins.

2000 (Jan Koster and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Transitive expletive constructions and the objectshift parameter. In Linguistics in The Netherlands 2000, H. de Hoop and T. van derWouden, eds., 159-170. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

1999 (GuidoVanden Wyngaerd and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Antecedent-contained deletion asdeletion. In Linguistics in The Netherlands 1999, R. van Bezooijen and R. Kager, eds.,203-216. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

1998 Where is syntax? Syntactic aspects of left-dislocation in Dutch and English. In Thelimits of syntax, P. Culicover and L. McNally, eds., 365-393. San Diego: AcademicPress.

1998 A note on Principle C in ellipsis constructions. In MIT Press Chomsky Celebration WebSite. [now lost]

1997 The Germanic SOV-languages and the Universal Base Hypothesis. In The newcomparative syntax, L. Haegeman, ed., 246-267. London: Longman.

1997 Transitive expletives and the evidence supporting the multiple specifier hypothesis. InGerman: syntactic problems/problematic syntax, W. Abraham and E. van Gelderen,eds., 105-134. Tübingen: Niemeyer.

1996 Verb clusters in Continental West-Germanic dialects. In Microparametric syntax anddialect variation, J.R. Black and V. Motapanyane, eds., 229-258. Amsterdam: JohnBenjamins.

1996 N-feature checking in Germanic verb-second configurations. In Studies inComparative Germanic Syntax II, H. Thráinsson, S.D. Epstein and S. Peter, eds., 257-275. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

1996 (Marcel den Dikken and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Very exceptional case-marking. In Studiesin Comparative Germanic Syntax II, H. Thráinsson, S.D. Epstein and S. Peter, eds.,85-108. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

1996 "Shortest move" versus "fewest steps". In Minimal ideas: syntactic studies in theminimalist framework, W. Abraham, S.D. Epstein, H. Thráinsson, C.J.W. Zwart, eds.,305-327. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

1996 (Samuel D. Epstein, HöskuldurThráinsson, and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Introduction. InMinimal ideas: syntactic studies in the minimalist framework, W. Abraham, S.D.Epstein, H. Thráinsson, C.J.W. Zwart, eds., 1-66. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

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1996 Clitics, scrambling and head movement in Dutch. In Approaching second: secondposition clitics and related phenomena, A.L. Halpern and A. Zwicky, eds., 579-611.Stanford: CSLI Publications.

1995 A note on verb clusters in the Stellingwerf dialect. In Linguistics in The Netherlands1995, M. den Dikken and K. Hengeveld, eds., 215-226. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

1991 (Guido vanden Wyngaerd and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Reconstruction and vehicle change.In Linguistics in The Netherlands 1991, F. Drijkoningen and A. van Kemenade, eds.,151-160. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

B3. In conference proceedings. (6)2006 Structural case and dependency marking: a neo-Jakobsonian view. Proceedings from

the Parasessions of the forty-second meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society:Volume 42-2, J. Bunting, S. Desai, R. Peachey, C. Straughn, and Z. Tomková, eds., 77-92. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society.

1999 A dynamic theory of binding. Proceedings of the Western Conference of Linguistics(WECOL) 10, E. van Gelderen and V. Samiian, eds., 533-552. Fresno: California StateUniversity.

1995 Word order, intonation, and noun phrase interpretation in Dutch. Proceedings of theWestern Conference of Linguistics (WECOL) 7, V. Samiian and J. Schaeffer, eds., 279-289. Fresno: California State University.

1992 Dutch expletives and Small Clause predicate raising. Proceedings of the North EastLinguistic Society (NELS) 22, K. Broderick, ed., 477-491. Amherst: GLSA.

1991 Expletive raising and expletive replacement in Dutch. Proceedings of the EasternStates Conference On Linguistics (ESCOL) 8, 393-404. Ithaca: Cornell.

1990 On case theory and control in Portuguese and Modern Greek. Leiden Conference ofJunior Linguists (LCJL) 1 Proceedings, J. van Lit, R. Mulder, and R. Sybesma, eds.,181-196. Leiden: Afdeling Algemene Taalwetenschap, University of Leiden.

B4. In Dutch language scholarly journals. (20)2010 Levende taalkunde. In Hans Hulshof and Ton Hendrix, eds., Taalkunde en het

schoolvak Nederlands, 51-54. Amsterdam: Vereniging van leraren in vreemde talen enLevende Talen Magazine.

2008 Verb second als speelbal van de grammaticatheorie. Nederlandse Taalkunde 13.2, 198-225.

2006 Over het enten van interpolaties. TABU 35, 163-180.2005 Iets over zgn. V2-relatieven in het Nederlands. Nederlandse Taalkunde 10.1, 59-81.2004 Een dynamische structuur van de Nederlandse zin. Deel 2: de Nederlandse zin. TABU

33, 151-172.2004 Een dynamische structuur van de Nederlandse zin. Deel 1: dynamische syntaxis. TABU

33, 55-71.2002 Het type moeten huilen. TABU 32, 84-103.2001 (Petra Hendriks and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Initiële coördinatie en de identificatie van

woordgroepen. TABU 31, 105-118.2000 Ikke en de default-naamval: een reactie op Hoeksema. TABU 30.3-4, 175-182.1999 C-commanderen en de configurationele matrix. TABU 29.4, 185-190.1999 Doet Diets draai in tot Engels? Over de ‘verengelsing’ van het Nederlands. Ons Erfdeel

42.3, 323-335.1999 ‘Referentie’ en de typologie van NPs: de status van PRO. TABU 29.2, 49-66.1997 Niveaus van abstractie in de beschrijving van het Nederlands. Jaarboek van de

Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde te Leiden 1995-1996, 33-44. Leiden:Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde.

1997 (Eric Hoekstra and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Weer functionele projecties. NederlandseTaalkunde 2.2, 121-132.

1995 Uit de geschiedenis van de Small Clause. TABU 25.4, 213-217.

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1995 Zinsstructuur en woordvolgorde in de syntaxis van het Nederlands. Spektator 24.2,120-129.

1994 Het ontstaan van I’ en C’. Gramma/TTT 3.1, 55-70.1994 (Eric Hoekstra and Jan-Wouter Zwart) De structuur van CP. Functionele projecties

voor topics en vraagwoorden in het Nederlands. Spektator 23.3, 191-212.1990 (Helen de Hoop, Guido vanden Wyngaerd, and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Syntaxis en

semantiek van de van die-constructie. Gramma 14, 81-106.1989 Over bewonderaars van zichzelf. TABU 19, 202-216.

B5. In working papers volumes, yearbooks, etc. (20)2015 Dutch between German and English: in honor of Josef Bayer. In Ellen Brandner, Anna

Czypionka, Constantin Freitag and Andreas Trotzke, eds., Charting the landscape oflinguistics: on the scope of Josef Bayer’s work, 141-145. Konstanz: Department ofLinguistics. [online only]

2007 Uncharted territory? Towards a non-cartographic account of Germanic syntax.Groninger Arbeiten zur germanistischen Linguistik 45, 55-75.

2007 Some notes on the origin and distribution of the IPP-effect. Groninger Arbeiten zurgermanistischen Linguistik 45, 77-99.

2006 Complementizer agreement and dependency marking typology. Leiden WorkingPapers in Linguistics 3.2, 53-72.

2002 The antisymmetry of Turkish. Generative Grammar @ Geneva 3, 23-36. Genève:Département de Linguistique.

1999 Object shift with raising verbs. Groninger Arbeiten zur Germanistischen Linguistik 43,95-102.

1998 Nonargument middles in Dutch. Groninger Arbeiten zur Germanistischen Linguistik42, 109-128.

1996 (Hotze Rullmann and Jan-Wouter Zwart) On saying dat. In Language and Cognition5: Yearbook 1995 of the Research Group for Theoretical and Experimental Linguisticsof the University of Groningen, R. Jonkers, E. Kaan, and A. Wiegel, eds., 179-194.Groningen: University of Groningen.

1996 De gratie van problemen. LINK: tijdschrift voor linguïstiek te Utrecht 8.2, 41-49.1994 On ‘Holmberg’s Generalization’. In Language and Cognition 4: Yearbook 1994 of the

Research Group for Theoretical and Experimental Linguistics of the University ofGroningen, A. de Boer, H. de Hoop and H. de Swart, eds., 229-242. Groningen:University of Groningen.

1994 The Minimalist Program and Germanic syntax. Working Papers in ScandinavianSyntax 54, 1-41.

1994 Shortest Move vs. Fewest Steps. In Minimalism and Kayne’s asymmetry theory,C.J.W. Zwart, ed., 277-290. Groninger Arbeiten zur Germanistischen Linguistik 37.

1994 Introduction. In Minimalism and Kayne’s asymmetry theory, C.J.W. Zwart, ed., 1-17.Groninger Arbeiten zur Germanistischen Linguistik 37.

1994 Subject agreement on complementizers (a reply to Ur Shlonsky). Geneva GenerativePapers 2.1, 98-115. Genève: Département de Linguistique.

1993 Notes on clitics in Dutch. In Clitics in Germanic and Slavic, L. Hellan, ed., WorkingPapers from the ESF Programme on Language Typology, Theme group 8, Volume 4,119-155.

1993 Verb movement and complementizer agreement. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics18, 297-340. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT.

1992 Matching. Language and Cognition 2: Yearbook 1992 of the Research Group forLinguistic Theory and Knowledge Representation of the University of Groningen, D.Gilbers and S. Looyenga, eds., 349-361. Groningen: University of Groningen.

1992 Subject-initial verb-second in West-Flemish: a reply to Haegeman. Groninger Arbeitenzur Germanistischen Linguistik 35, 72-91.

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1991 Clitics in Dutch: evidence for the position of INFL. Groninger Arbeiten zurGermanistischen Linguistik 33, 71-92.

1991 Subject deletion in Dutch: a difference between subjects and topics. Language andCognition 1: Yearbook 1991 of the Research Group for Linguistic Theory andKnowledge Representation of the University of Groningen, M. Kas, E. Reuland, and C.Vet, eds., 333-350. Groningen: University of Groningen.

C. Reviews (11)C1. Review articles (1)1998 The Minimalist Program. Review article of The Minimalist Program, by N. Chomsky

(Cambridge Mass.: MIT Press, 1995). Journal of Linguistics 34, 231-226.

C2. Reviews (4)2000 Review of The role of economy principles in linguistic theory, by C. Wilder, H.-M.

Gärtner, and M. Bierwisch, eds., (Berlijn: Akademie Verlag, 1997). LinguistischeBerichte 182, 251-259.

1999 Review of Feature attraction and category movement, by B. Agbayani (dissertationUniversity of Southern California, 1998). Glot International 4.8, 10-12.

1995 Review of Predicates across categories, by R.-M. Déchaine (dissertation University ofMassachusetts, Amherst, 1993). Glot International 1.7, 12-13.

1995 Review of Coordination: a minimalist approach, by J.B. Johannessen (dissertationUniversity of Oslo, 1993). Glot International 1.1, 11-13.

C3. Book notices (2)2006 Book notice of G.J. Luhrman, Studies in humanist and rational grammar (Stichting

Neerlandistiek VU, Amsterdam and Nodus Publikationen, Münster, 2006). Historiographia Linguistica 33.3, 447-448.

1999 Book notice of Syntax des Bairischen: Studien zur Grammatik einer natürlichenSprache, by H. Weiss (Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1997). Germanistik 40.2, 363-364.

C4. Conference reports (4)1998 Conference Report Going Romance 11 (Groningen, 1997). Glot International 3.2, 22.1998 Conference Report North East Linguistic Society 28 (Toronto, 1997). Glot

International 3.1, 21.1998 (Marc van Oostendorp, Ileana Paul, and Jan-Wouter Zwart) Conference Report GLOW

21 (Tilburg, 1998). Glot International 3.5, 20-22.1995 Conference Report Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop 10 (Brussel, 1995). Glot

International 1.2, 21.

D. Abstracts (2)1995 Dutch syntax: a minimalist approach Glot International 1.3, 10-11.1992 Verb movement and complementizer agreement. GLOW Newsletter 28, 58-59.

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Teaching experience:

Subjects taught

SUBJECT MATTER LEVEL NUMBER OF YEARS

BA MA GRAD 1 1-5 5-10 > 10

English linguistics T T

historical linguistics T T

history of linguistics T T

language and evolution T T

linguistic typology T T

linguistic analysis T T

minimalist theory T T T T

morphology T T

sociolinguistics T T

syntax, introductory T T T T

syntax, advanced T T T T

linguistics (Dutch Studies) T T

Course development and curriculum innovation• development and implementation of an introductory syntax course ‘Principles and

Parameters’, including textbook.• development and implementation of a course ‘Introduction into the Minimalist Program’,

including reader.• development and implementation of a seminar ‘Structure of a non-Indo-european

language’ with varying object languages (Tagalog, Mandarin Chinese, Swahili,Quechua, Turkish)

• development and implementation of a faculty wide seminar ‘Descriptive en historicallinguistics: language contact and language variation’ (jointly with R. Probst), a shorterversion of which was later included in the minor Language and Society.

• development and implementation of a bachelor course ‘Language variation and change’• reorganisation of the Department of Linguistics introductory syntax courses, developing a

theory-neutral introductory syntax course, also taken by students of ComputationalHumanities and adopted in the BA-program of the Departments of Dutch, Frisian, andCommunication Studies, including textbook, multimedia presentation and exercises,and an introductory theoretical course (Nieuwe ontwikkelingen in de syntaxis)

• design, development and implementation of a minor Models of grammar treating currentlinguistic theory for non-linguistics students.

• supervision of design and coordination of a faculty wide minor Linguistics• development and implementation of a new masters level introduction in syntax for

research master students• development and implementation of an introductory syntax course for non-specialist

graduate students, for use in the LOT Summer Schools

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• coordination of the development of a new 60 ECTS master program Theoretical andDescriptive Linguistics

• coordination of the development of the linguistics part of a new 180 ECTS bachelorprogram European Languages and Cultures

• coordination of the development of a joint master’s/research master’s course LinguisticAnalysis

• development and implementation of a course on the language situation in the LowCountries for bachelor Dutch Studies program

Thesis supervision

(NB director = Dutch ‘begeleider’, supervisor = Dutch ‘promotor’)

PhD dissertation director and supervisor

2015 Pavel Rudnev, Dependency and discourse-configurationality: a study of Avar2015 James Griffiths, On appositives2013 Aysa Arylova, Possession in the Russian clause: towards dynamicity in syntaxin preparation: Evgenia Markovskaya

Remco van ParerenBernat Bardagil Mas

PhD-dissertation supervisor

2015 Güliz Güneº, Deriving prosodic structures

PhD-dissertation director and co-supervisor

2008 Janneke ter Beek, Restructuring and infinitival complements in Dutch

PhD-dissertation co-director and co-supervisor (‘referent’)

1998 Mettina Veenstra, Formalizing the Minimalist Program1998 Paulien Rijkhoek, Degree phrases and result clauses

PhD-dissertation co-direction

2011 Marlies Kluck, Sentence amalgamation2007 Stéphanie Bakker, The noun phrase in Ancient Greek2007 Holger Hopp, Ultimate attainment at the interfaces in second language acquisition

and processing2007 Eleonora Rossi, Clitic production in Italian agrammatism2003 Lilia Schürcks-Grozeva, Binding and Bulgarian2001 Shalom Zuckerman, The acquisition of ‘optional’ movement1997 Karen Lattewitz, Adjacency in Dutch and German1995 Maarten de Wind, Inversion in French

MA-thesis supervision (principal thesis director only)

2015 Charlotte Lindenbergh, Deconstructing ergativity: a fine-grained analysis of ergativephenomena (Research Master Linguistics)

2014 Jenne Klimp, Remnants of *r/n heteroclite inflection in Germanic (Research MasterLinguistics)

2012 Seid Tvica, Result constructions in Serbo-Croation (Research Master Linguistics)2007 Ankelien Schippers, Wh-scope marking in Standard Dutch (Dutch linguistics)2004 Mirjam Rigterink, The pied-piping parameter on nominal feature checking

(Linguistics)2004 Josine Pennings, Contacttaal/taalcontact: de werkwoordelijke eindgroep van het

Heerlens Algemeen Nederlands en het Interferentiefries (Dutch linguistics)

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2004 Nynke de Haas, Dialect variation and language contact: the influence of Old Norse onMedieval English (Linguistics/English linguistics)

2003 Rhoda Schuling, Structure of the human mind: where does language fit? (Linguistics)2002 Maren Pannemann, Is Icelandic split-ergative? (Linguistics)2002 Janneke ter Beek, Against covert raising in expletive constructions (Linguistics)1998 Pytsje van der Veen, Serial verb constructions in Akan (Linguistics)1998 Doke van Well, Disjoint reference and binding (Linguistics)1996 Mark de Vries, Relatieve bijzinnen in de zinsstructuur van Kayne (Linguistics)1996 Aniek IJbema, Het IPP-effect (Linguistics)1995 Marjon Helmantel, PP-Extraposition im Niederländischen und im Deutschen

(Linguistics/German linguistics)1994 Paulien Rijkhoek, On adverbs and antisymmetric minimalism (Linguistics)1993 Anko Wiegel, Anaphorische Bindung in deutschen AcI- und doppelten

Objektskonstruktionen (Linguistics/German linguistics)1992 Edith Kaan, A minimalist approach to extraposition (Linguistics)

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