List of confirmed participants

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Name	_	Affiliation	_	Title of presentation (click for abstract)
Alice Vittrant		Université de Provence, Aix-en-Provence		Directional Serial Verb Construction in Burmese and Arakanese dialects
Amara Prasithrathsint		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		Lexicalization of syntactic constructions in Thai
Anne Daladier		LACITO, CNRS, Paris		A preliminary classification of the Mon-Khmer languages of India and Bangladesh
Antoinette Schapper		Universiteit Leiden		Demonstratives and non-embedded nominalisations in the Papuan languages of South-east Indonesia
Antonia Soriente		Università degli Studi di Napoli l'Orientale		Punan and Penan languages of Borneo: Are they related?
Åshild Næss		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Atsuko Utsumi		Meisei University, Tokyo		Applicative Construction in the Bantik Language: Descriptive and typological discussion
Austin Hale		SIL Nepal		(not presenting)
Bernard Comrie		MPI EVA, Leipzig & UC Santa Barbara		Southeast Asia is a Linguistic Area - but how typical are Southeast Asian languages?
Brian Migliazza		SIL International		(not presenting)
Chang Qizhong		University of Southern California, Los Angeles		Copula deletion in Singapore English
Christian Bauer		Humboldt-Universität, Berlin		Painters and scribes: Rethinking Old Mon
Danh Thành Do-Hurinville		CNRS and INALCO, Paris		A study of the Vietnamese marker là
David Bürgin		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
David Mortensen		University of Pittsburgh		A phonological sketch of Sorbung, an undescribed language of Manipur
David A. Peterson		Dartmouth College		Potential marking in Bangladesh Khumi
Denis Paillard		Université Paris Diderot		Contribution to the study of the final reinforcement particles in Khmer - study of the particles /sah/ and /laej/
Dipima Buragohain		Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi		Ancient manuscript literature of Tai Ahom
Eh Nyotkhampeuy		Mon-Khmer Languages Project, CRCL		(not presenting)
Elisabeth Sara Ginsburg		SOAS, University of London		(not presenting)
Eric Drewry		Azusa Pacific University		The uses and users of the Miao script
George Bedell		Payap University, Chiang Mai		Matu relative clauses
Giang Ha Le		University of Southern California, Los Angeles		English loan words in Vietnamese newspapers
Hein Steinhauer		Universiteit Leiden, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen		Deictic categories in three languages of Eastern Indonesia
Helena Hasler		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Hsiu-chuan Liao		National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan		The development of so-called “Instrumental Focus” verbs in Philippine languages
James Gruber		Georgetown University		Measures of phonemic voice quality in the Burmese tonal contrast
Joel Prokopchuk		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Joseph Deth Thach		SEDYL, INALCO-CNRS-IRD, Paris		A study of the particle ka: in Khmer
Juliette Huber		Universiteit Leiden		The verbal complex in Makalero (East Timor)
Jürgen Martin Burkhardt		SIL International		(not presenting)
Justin Watkins		SOAS, University of London		Topicalisation, focus-clefts and stranded prepositions in Wa
Karen H. Ebert		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Karin Zeibig		SIL International		(not presenting)
Kitima Indrambarya		Kasetsart University, Bangkok		Quantifiers in Thai
Lev Morev		Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow		The Tai languages: From lexical to grammatical
Lila San Roque		MPI Nijmegen		Demonstratives and non-embedded nominalisations in the Papuan languages of South-east Indonesia
Makoto Minegishi		Tokyo University of Foreign Studies		Verb subclassification in Thai based on syntactic phenomena
Manfred B. Sellner		Universität Salzburg		Numeral classifiers in Lua
Marc Brunelle		University of Ottawa		The role of the iambic-trochaic law in iambicity and monosyllabization in Mainland Southeast Asia
Marc Duval		Universität Zürich		About a redundancy feature in East Asia: Psy-collocations and beyond
Martha Ratliff		Wayne State University, Detroit		A snapshot of the Hmong-Mien protolanguage
Mathias Jenny		Universität Zürich and INALCO, Paris		Between South and Southeast Asia - adverbial clauses in Burmese
Matthias Gerner		City University of Hong Kong		A framework for historical change of word groups in Southeast Asian languages
Michael Nadig		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Michel Ferlus		Independent researcher		The Austroasiatic vocabulary for rice: Its origin and expansion
Nancy Renning		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Narinthorn Sombutnon Behr		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		(not presenting)
Natchanan Yaowapat		Kasetsart University, Bangkok		On the choice of the discourse deictics /nîi/ and /nân/ in Thai
Natsuki Matsui		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		Adverbial phrases in Thai: Manner, resultative, and depictive interpretations
Nerida Jarkey		University of Sydney		It’s all about me: The centrality of the Actor in canonical ‘transitive’ coding in White Hmong
Nikolaus P. Himmelmann		Universität zu Köln		Intonation in Indonesian languages
Nina Widjaja		University of Calgary		Indonesian number marking mechanisms: Evidence from Native Speaker Judgment Task
Noëllie Bon		Université de Lyon 2, DDL		(not presenting)
Paul Sidwell		Centre for Research in Computational Lingustics (Bangkok)		Proto Palaungic phonology: reconstructing vowel lengths and qualities in a partially restructured system
Phattharathanit Srichomthong		Maejo University, Chiang Mai		Identity maintenance of Lanna - North Thailand in globalization
Philippe Grangé		Université de La Rochelle, France		Parallel composition and semantic parallelism in Lamaholot (East Indonesia)
Pittayawat Pittayaporn		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		Final particles meet boundary tones: The case of Bangkok Thai
Rachel Weymuth		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Ramon M. Escamilla		UC, Berkeley		Chungli Ao descriptions of cutting and breaking (C&B) events, and implications for typology
Sascha Völlmin		Universität Zürich		(not presenting)
Shanthi Nadarajan		Universiti Malaysia Sarawak		Sarawak languages in transition: Between Malay and Bidayuh reduplications
Songgot Paanchiangwong		Udon Thani Rajabhat University, Thailand		A comparative study of numeral phrase structure between Vietnamese and Thai
Stefan Hofstetter		Universität Tübingen		Comparison in Thai: European patterns in a language from Southeast Asia
Tamara Pogibenko		Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow		Reconstructing AA morphology: Did proto-AA have markers of dependent predication?
Thananan Trongdee		Mahasarakham University, Thailand		The conceptual extendedness of ‘excrement’ in Lao, Thai, Malay and Chinese
Theeraporn Ratitamkul		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		Discourse contexts and referential choices: Subjects in narratives of Thai-speaking children
Theraphan L. Thongkum		Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok		A comparison between the speech of brass-coiled necked and non-brass-coiled necked Kayan speakers: An acoustic study
Tobias Weber		Universität Zürich and Universität Leipzig		Some notes on the complexity of Southeast Asian languages
Trang Phan		University of Sheffield		Aspect exposed: On the syntactic representation of tense and aspect in Vietnamese
Tue Trinh		Massachussetts Institute of Technology		Bias and the performative prefix - a view from Vietnamese
Uri Tadmor		De Gruyter Mouton, Berlin		(not presenting)
Ying Ying Tan		Nanyang Technological University, Singapore		Prosodic prominence in Malay
Yoshihisa Taguchi		Chiba University		Cao Kong Meng - Another clue to the Proto-Mienic