Aidan Coveney – Hommage à Anthony Lodge ;
Biographie et publications d'Anthony Lodge ;
Nigel Armstrong – Between you and I, how does French hypercorrection work?
Kate Beeching – The sociolinguistics of lexical variation in standard French: a diachronic perspective;
Françoise Gadet, Henry Tyne – La séduction du binaire ;
David Hornsby – Getting it wrong: liaison, pataquès, and repair in contemporary French;
Emmanuelle Labeau – A linguistic resurrection? Aller + infinitive in narrative past contexts;
Pierre Larrivée, Richard Ingham – Variation, change and the status of negatives in peripheral varieties of Old French: The case of néant;
Serge Lusignan, Diane Gervais – La division de la France en oïl et oc du Moyen Âge à l'aube du XXe siècle ;
Sophie Marnette – A sociolinguistic and literary analysis of female discourse in the fabliaux: A working paper;
France Martineau and Sandrine Tailleur – Written vernacular: variation and change in 19th century Acadian French;
Michèle Perret – Norme, surnorme et création néologique chez une Parisienne du début du XIXe siècle ;
William Rothwell – Language in later medieval England: Walter of Henley's Hosbondrye;
Rodney Sampson – Change, unchange and indeterminacy in the phonological history of Parisian French;
David Trotter – Italian merchants in London and Paris: evidence of language contact in the Gallerani accounts, 1305-1308;
Tim Pooley – Shift and survival of the Oïl vernaculars in France;
Dominique Lagorgette – Idéologie du standard et didactique de la variation en FLE à l'ère du CECR.