University of Helsinki
Workshop ‘Language change in the Arctic’ organised by Lenore Grenoble (University of Chicago) & Olesya Khanina (University of Helsinki)
(at the 56th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea, Athens, Greece)
You can find the workshop description here.
For many papers of the workshop, you can download slides below. Please, be considerate when citing the slides: the best practice would be to contact the author asking for the latest version of their paper.
Juha Janhunen How Siberia became Tungusic speaking
Karina Sheifer and Kseniia Bolshakova Contact-induced patterns in direct object marking in Dolgan
Jessica Kantarovich Urbanization and incipient morphosyntactic change in Kalaallisut (West Greenlandic)
Natalia Stoynova Reconstructing a pre-Soviet contact with Russian: The case of Barhahan Evenki
Elena Klyachko Debitive constructions in Evenki as a consequence of language contact
Maria Pupynina Small-scale Multilingualism in Northeastern Siberia
Dejan Matic and Irina Nikolaeva Rapid linguistic change in Tundra Yukaghir and language contact
Mira Bergelson, Andrej Kibrik and Marina Raskladkina The Kodiak town variety of Alaskan Russian: The diachrony of a contact language
Outi Vesakoski, Mervi de Heer, Michael Dunn, John Huisman, Yingqi Jing, Miina Norvik and Tiago Tresoldi Vertical and horizontal evolution of the Uralic language family and its relation to genetic and cultural history
Meeli Roose, Tua Nylén, Harri Tolvanen and Outi Vesakoski Habitat modeling of Uralic language speaker areas
Yuri Koryakov Mapping specifics of languages of nomadic peoples in Eurasian Circumpolar areas
Michael Dunn Inheritance and contact in Koryako-Chukotian Languages
Anna Berge Sirenikski’s Place on the Eskaleut Language Family Tree
Olesya Khanina and Valentin Gusev Language change in case of intermittent contact of related lects
Andrej Kibrik Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan: A case of resistance to language contact