New Trends in Grammaticalization and Language Change

Introduction: grammaticalization in the 2010s: a dialogue between the old and the new / Tine Breban and Sylvie Hancil --
Are there two different ways of approaching grammaticalization? / Bernd Heine --
Functional similarity despite geographical distance: On the grammaticalization of German mal and Chinese yixià / Ekkehard Koenig and Jingying Li --
Analogy: Its role in language learning, categorization, and in models of language change such as grammaticalization and constructionalization / Olga Fischer --
Central Southern Guangxi as a grammaticalization area / Yang Huang and Fuxiang Wu --
Grammaticalizing connectives in English and discourse information structure / Diana M. Lewis --
The grammaticalization of interrogative pronouns into relative pronouns in South-Caucasian languages: Internal development or replica? / Ophelie Gandon --
From time to surprise: The case of será posible in Spanish / Susana Rodriguez Rosique --
C-gravitation and the grammaticalization degree of 'present progressives' in English, French, and Dutch / Naoaki Wada --
The avertive and proximative grams in Maltese using the auxiliary ghodd / Maris Camilleri --
Pragmatic uses of Nu in old Saxon and old English / Elise Louviot --
(Inter)subjectification and paradigmaticization: The case study of the final particle but / Sylvie Hancil --
The development of three classifiers into degree modifier constructions in Chinese / Yueh Hsin Kuo --
From the inside to the outside of the sentence: forming a larger discourse unit with jijitsu 'fact' in japanese / Reijirou Shibasaki --
The development of the Chinese scalar additive coordinators derived from prohibitives, a constructionist perspective / Bing Zhu and Kaoru Horie --
Cross-varietal diversity in constructional entrenchment: The final-tag construction in Irish and American English / Mitsuko Narita Izutsu and Katsunobu Izutsu.