| 16.00 16.05 | OPENING REMARKS | 5 mins |
| FIRST SESSION | ||
| 16.05 16.25 | Alexandra Vella and Martine Grice Intonation in Maltese and Maltese English – the form and function of early H peaks | 20 mins |
| 16.25 16.45 | Mitko Sabev and Elinor Payne Prosodic transfer in long-standing Bulgarian-Turkish bilingualism: Evidence from unstressed vowel reduction | 20 mins |
| 16.45 17.05 | Ricardo Napoleão de Souza and Kaius Sinnemäki A typological assessment of word prosody in contact | 20 mins |
| 17.05 17.20 | COFFEE BREAK | 15 mins |
| SECOND SESSION | ||
| 17.20 18.10 | Carlos Gussenhoven (invited speaker) Prosodic structures in New Englishes: Evidence from Nigerian English | 50 mins |
| 18.10 18.30 | Jonas Grünke Language contact and the intonation of yes/no-questions in Catalan and Spanish: The effects of gender and language dominance | 20 min |
| 18.30 18.50 | Gorka Elordieta and Magdalena Romera Basque prosodic features in Spanish: language contact and social factors | 20 min |
| 18.50 19.00 | BREAK | 10 mins |
| 19.00 19.30 | SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION | 30 mins |
Abstracts
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Prosodic Variation: the Role of Past and Present Contact in Multilingual Societies 