Samuel Alhassan Issah is a senior lecturer at the College of Languages Education, University of Education, Winneba/Ghana. He holds a PhD in linguistics awarded by the Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, and a Master of Philosophy in Theoretical Linguistics awarded by the University of Tromsoe, Norway. His research interests include information structure (focus realizations) of Dagbani and related languages, structure of Dagbani and related languages, the syntax of elliptical phenomena, and the syntax of anaphoric expressions.

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• General introductionThe grammar of the Dagbani interrogative DPThe syntax of Dagbani ex-situ wh-questionsA syntactic analysis of Dagbani wh-in-situquestionsConstraints on wh-movement in DagbanOn the syntax of answers to wh-questions and the derivation of fragment answersSummary and conclusions

Samuel Alhassan Issah is a senior lecturer at the College of Languages Education, University of Education, Winneba/Ghana. He holds a PhD in linguistics awarded by the Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, and a Master of Philosophy in Theoretical Linguistics awarded by the University of Tromsoe, Norway. His research interests include information structure (focus realizations) of Dagbani and related languages, structure of Dagbani and related languages, the syntax of elliptical phenomena, and the syntax of anaphoric expressions.

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• General introductionThe grammar of the Dagbani interrogative DPThe syntax of Dagbani ex-situ wh-questionsA syntactic analysis of Dagbani wh-in-situquestionsConstraints on wh-movement in DagbanOn the syntax of answers to wh-questions and the derivation of fragment answersSummary and conclusions

Samuel Alhassan Issah is a senior lecturer at the College of Languages Education, University of Education, Winneba/Ghana. He holds a PhD in linguistics awarded by the Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, and a Master of Philosophy in Theoretical Linguistics awarded by the University of Tromsoe, Norway. His research interests include information structure (focus realizations) of Dagbani and related languages, structure of Dagbani and related languages, the syntax of elliptical phenomena, and the syntax of anaphoric expressions.

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• General introductionThe grammar of the Dagbani interrogative DPThe syntax of Dagbani ex-situ wh-questionsA syntactic analysis of Dagbani wh-in-situquestionsConstraints on wh-movement in DagbanOn the syntax of answers to wh-questions and the derivation of fragment answersSummary and conclusions