Peter Kosta is chair of Slavic Linguistics at the Department for Slavic Studies of the University of Potsdam (Germany). He works on biolinguistics, universals, typology, generative syntax, formal semantics, conversation analysis, and language policy. He is editor of HSK Slavic Languages and co-editor of the Zeitschrift für Slawistik/Journal of Slavic Studies as well as the author of ten books and more than three hundred articles.Katrin Schlund is an associate professor of Slavic linguistics at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). Her research foci include impersonal constructions, form-meaning-relationship in language, politeness in language, political poetry, and biscriptality.

• Željko Bošković: Generalized Asymmetry – Anna Maria Di Sciullo: Maximize Asymmetry, Minimize Externalization and Interface Asymmetries – Egbert Fortuin: Explanation in Syntax: Generative Syntax from a Functional Perspective and the Incommensurability of Syntactic Theories – Peter Kosta: The Unified Voice Phase Hypothesis and the Nature of Parametrized Functional Heads in a Phase-Label-Driven Model of Radical Minimalism with Special Reference to Slavic Languages – Nirmalangshu Mukherji: On Sound-Meaning Correlation

Peter Kosta is chair of Slavic Linguistics at the Department for Slavic Studies of the University of Potsdam (Germany). He works on biolinguistics, universals, typology, generative syntax, formal semantics, conversation analysis, and language policy. He is editor of HSK Slavic Languages and co-editor of the Zeitschrift für Slawistik/Journal of Slavic Studies as well as the author of ten books and more than three hundred articles.Katrin Schlund is an associate professor of Slavic linguistics at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). Her research foci include impersonal constructions, form-meaning-relationship in language, politeness in language, political poetry, and biscriptality.

• Željko Bošković: Generalized Asymmetry – Anna Maria Di Sciullo: Maximize Asymmetry, Minimize Externalization and Interface Asymmetries – Egbert Fortuin: Explanation in Syntax: Generative Syntax from a Functional Perspective and the Incommensurability of Syntactic Theories – Peter Kosta: The Unified Voice Phase Hypothesis and the Nature of Parametrized Functional Heads in a Phase-Label-Driven Model of Radical Minimalism with Special Reference to Slavic Languages – Nirmalangshu Mukherji: On Sound-Meaning Correlation

Peter Kosta is chair of Slavic Linguistics at the Department for Slavic Studies of the University of Potsdam (Germany). He works on biolinguistics, universals, typology, generative syntax, formal semantics, conversation analysis, and language policy. He is editor of HSK Slavic Languages and co-editor of the Zeitschrift für Slawistik/Journal of Slavic Studies as well as the author of ten books and more than three hundred articles.Katrin Schlund is an associate professor of Slavic linguistics at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). Her research foci include impersonal constructions, form-meaning-relationship in language, politeness in language, political poetry, and biscriptality.

• Željko Bošković: Generalized Asymmetry – Anna Maria Di Sciullo: Maximize Asymmetry, Minimize Externalization and Interface Asymmetries – Egbert Fortuin: Explanation in Syntax: Generative Syntax from a Functional Perspective and the Incommensurability of Syntactic Theories – Peter Kosta: The Unified Voice Phase Hypothesis and the Nature of Parametrized Functional Heads in a Phase-Label-Driven Model of Radical Minimalism with Special Reference to Slavic Languages – Nirmalangshu Mukherji: On Sound-Meaning Correlation