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ESF-OMLL Workshop: New Directions in Historical Linguistics, Lyon 12-14 May 2008

	Jean-Marie Hombert	Workshop introduction
	Russell Gray	What do bioinformatics have to offer linguistics? Exploration in the new science of lexomics
	Quentin Atkinson	Classification and the tempo of language evolution
	John Nerbonne	Areal effects on classification
	Paul Heggarty	Thus far and no further? Why should there be a limit on how far back we can recover language histories?
	Pierre Darlu	Concluding remarks
	Bernd Heine	On the role of typology in the history of languages
	Tom Güldemann	Areal typology, language families and linguistic reconstruction: The case of proto-Bantu and proto-Niger-Congo
	Martin Haspelmath	Loanword typology: Lexical borrowing in cross-linguistic and quantitative perspective
	Derek Nurse	Drawing historical conclusions from verbal systems: Evidence from Bantu
	Alain Peyraube	Diachrony and typology in Chinese grammar
	Hilary Chappell	Grammaticalization of verba dicendi in East and Southeast Asian languages: a (recursive) case of clause integration
	Michael Dunn	Phylogenetic approaches to language variation: Correlated evolution of structural traits of language
	Denis Creissels	Concluding remarks
	Salikoko Mufwene	Ecology and exaptation all the way in language evolution
	Gerrit Dimmendaal	Language ecology and genetic diversity on the African continent
	Roger Blench	Accounting for the pattern of Amerindian languages: What role did agriculture play in phylic dispersals?
	Serge Bahuchet	Languages of hunter-gatherers, consequence of ecology or social environment? A view from Central African rainforest
	Brigitte Pakendorf	Genetic perspectives on prehistoric social practises
	François Jacquesson	Concluding remarks
	Laurent Sagart	Reconstructable vocabulary and the time, homeland and way of life of proto-Sino-Tibetan
	Jean-Marie Hombert Patrick Mouguiama Gérard Philippson	Bantu expansion and hunter-gatherers
	Koen Bostoen	Lexical reconstruction and early African history: Insights from Bantu crafts vocabulary and plant names
	Bernd Heine	Using findings on language contact for linguistic reconstruction
	Christopher Ehret	Interpretation of reconstructed kin lexicons
	Maarten Kossmann	Towards a model of the spread of innovations in language (and some consequences for recent language contact models)
	Jean-Marie Hombert	Concluding remarks
	Maarten Kossmann	The dating of Proto-Berber and its (lack of ) implications
	Christopher Ehret	Applying the Comparative Method in Afroasiatic (Afrasian)
	Gerrit Dimmendaal	Homelands and migrations: The Nilo-Saharan diaspora
	Didier Demolin	Comparative perspectives in the study of languages from the North-East of Congo
	Guillaume Segerer	Niger-Congo as a playground for Lexical Comparison
	Lolke Van der Veen	The western Bantu expansion
	Tom Güldemann	Khoisan classification and early population history in Southern Africa
	Bernd Heine	Discussant
	Gérard Philippson	Discussant
	Walter Bisang Hilary Chappell	Areal syntactic features of East and Southeast Asia
	Laurent Sagart	Some hypotheses on the formation of East Asian language families
	Georges Van Driem	Specialised vocabularies, genes and homelands:The new linguistic palaeontology
	Joseph Salmons	Recent work on the Indo-European homeland: criteria and evidence
	Paul Heggarty	Calling the bluff on linguistic palaeontology: the horse, the wheel and the king?
	Jean-Marie Hombert	Scientific conclusion
	Eva Hoogland	OMLL and after...

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