1. Preface; 2. Constraints on the structure De + modifier in French (by Birdsong, David); 3. Clausal case-marking and the CRP (by Contreras, Heles); 4. Clitics and binding (by D'Introno, Francesco); 5. The necessity of three-cornered comparative syntax (by Emonds, Joseph E.); 6. Speech act markers in modern Gascon (by Field, Thomas T.); 7. Mechanisms of change in the position of object pronouns: from classical latin to modern French (by Galambos, Sylvia Joseph); 8. The resolution of phonological ambiguity in a simulated English-Spanish borrowing situation (by Guitart, Jorge M.); 9. Autosegmental phonology an dliquid assimilation in Havana Spanish (by Harris, James); 10. On opening black boxes: latin -nge- and -ng'l- in Hispano-Romance (by Hartman, Steven Lee); 11. The distribution of the French Clitic En and the ECP (by Hendrick, Randall); 12. The unagreement hypothesis (by Hurtado, Alfredo); 13. The syntax of code-switching: Spanish and English (by Klavans, Judith L.); 14. Vowel epenthesis in Romance: a metrical analysis (by Montreuil, Jean-Pierre Y.); 15. Individuation: its role in clitic sequences in French (by Burston, Monique A.); 16. On the three-tiered syllabic theory and its implications for Spanish (by Nunez-Cedeno, Rafael); 17. On the representation of higher order complex words (by Piera, Carlos); 18. On passives and word order in Spanish (by Schulz, Anchen); 19. Apparent Non-matching relative clauses in Spanish (by Suner, Margarita); 20. The filling of the gap: pro-drop rules in Brazilian Portuguese (by Tarallo, Fernando); 21. On closed syllable adjustment in French (by Tranel, Bernard); 22. Lexical subjects in French infinitives (by Vinet, Marie-Therese); 23. Index of languages; 24. Index of names; 25. Subject matter index