1. Preface; 2. Determining morphosyntactic feature values: The case of case (by Corbett, Greville G.); 3. Does Hungarian have a case system? (by Spencer, Andrew); 4. Case in Ingush syntax (by Nichols, Johanna); 5. Cases, arguments, verbs in Abkhaz, Georgian and Mingrelian (by Hewitt, George); 6. The degenerative dative of Southern Norrbothnian (by Dahl, Osten); 7. Case compounding in the Bodic languages (by Noonan, Michael); 8. Leipzig fourmille de typologues: Genitive objects in comparison (by Haspelmath, Martin); 9. An asymmetry between VO and OV languages: The ordering of obliques (by Hawkins, John A.); 10. On the scope of the referential hierarchy in the typology of grammatical relations (by Bickel, Balthasar); 11. Does passivization require a subject category? (by Mithun, Marianne); 12. The definiteness of subjects and objects in Malagasy (by Keenan, Edward L.); 13. Without aspect (by Polinsky, Maria); 14. Author index; 15. Language index; 16. Subject index

This collection of papers in honor of Bernard Comrie, despite certain weaker points (both conceptual and technical), is a very valuable contribution to the typological and empirical study of case and grammatical relations across languages, and, last but not least, it is indeed worthy as a Festschrift to so eminent a scholar as Bernard Comrie.