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- Compounding in word-formation paradigms (Nabil Hathout and Fabio Montermini)
- Connective negation: synchrony and diachrony (Mena B. Lafkioui and Johan van der Auwera)
- Diachronic Studies on Minoritised and Under-researched Romance Varieties (Marc Olivier and Afra Pujol i Campeny)
- Disentangling contact and inheritance in lexical semantics (John Mansfield and Paul Widmer)
- Empirical studies on syntactic alternation across languages and theoretical frameworks (Yanis Da Cunha, Pegah Faghiri and Juliette Thuilier)
- From explicit to implicit: constraints and explanations (Liesbeth Degand and Hongling Xiao)
- From Linguistics to Animal Communication and Back (Jacob Ayers, Alexandra Bosshard, Maёl Leroux, Remo Nitschke and Simon Townsend)
- Indeterminacy in grammar: drawing the boundaries (Sophie Ellsäßer and Natascha Raue)
- Insights into lexical iconicity: onomatopoeia, ideophones, and sound symbolism (Maria Flaksman and Chris Smith)
- Issues in the formal and functional typology of focus (Olivier Duplâtre and Pierre-Yves Modicom)
- Lexical ambiguity in the mind: theoretical challenges and interdisciplinary approaches (Lucie Barque and Richard Huyghe)
- Mistaken beliefs (Caroline Gentens, William B. McGregor and Stef Spronck)
- Morphological boundaries in Creole languages (Ana R. Luís and Susanne Maria Michaelis)
- Omnipredicativity: its core and its fringes (Katharina Haude and Albert Álvarez)
- Origins and functions of future formations in the world’s languages (Gilles Authier and Steven Kaye)
- Pragmatic Language Development in Young Children (Tove Nilsson Gerholm, Maria Rosenberg and Linda Sandström)
- Reanalysis in cross-linguistic perspective: Theoretical and empirical implications (Sonia Cristofaro & Andrej Malchukov)
- Segmentation of specialized texts: Frames, topics and moves (Warren Bonnard, Mary C. Lavissière and Johannes Dahm)
- Taking time seriously: The temporal dynamics of language (Guido M. Linders, Catalina Torres, Stefan Schnell and Frank Seifart)
- The Comparative Method: a universal heuristic across time and space (Fabian Zuk, Simon Fries and Svenja Bonmann), see the website of the workshop
- The diachrony of language geography: linking small-scale and large-scale perspective (Matthias Urban)
- Towards a better understanding of analogy: challenges, methods, and perspectives (Lorenzo Moretti and Marianne Hundt)
- Transitivity and labile verbs in typological and diachronic perspectives: Indo-European and beyond (Leonid Kulikov, Tim Ongenae and Daria Chistiakova)
- ‘Turn out verbs, turn out constructions’: characterization, delimitation and internal variation (Patrick Dendale and Ana Stulic)
- Unifying the comparative analysis of tonal systems (Valentin Vydrin, Kirill Maslinsky and Dmitry Gerasimov)
- Wordhood in West African languages and beyond (Neige Rochant and Andrey Shluinsky)