Program

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Day 1
9.00-9.05:		Opening
9.05-9.45:		Anna Volkova: The left periphery of participial relative clauses
9.45-10.25:		Maria Privizentseva: Case and agreement puzzle in Moksha relative clause
10.25-10.45:		coffee break
10.45-11.25:		Natalia Serdobolskaya and Anastasia Kozhemyakina: The syntax of complements with Subject and Subject-Object agreement of complement-taking predicates in Moksha Mordvin ‒ Handout
11.25-12.05:		Olesya Khanina and Andrey Shluinsky: Enets object cross-reference: syntactic marking of information structure ‒ Handout
12.05-12.45:		Anastasia Gareyshina: Western Mari conditionals and TAM clusters ‒ Presentation
12.45-13.45:		lunch break
13.45-14.35:		Invited speaker: Gerson Klumpp: Givenness features: from zero to definite encoding of NPs (based on Komi)
14.35-15:40:		poster session
15.40-16.00:		coffee break
16.00-16.40:		Aigul Zakirova: On debitive nominalization in Moksha Mordvin ‒ Presentation
16.40-17.20:		Anastasiia Voznesenskaia: Nominalizations in Hill Mari ‒ Presentation
Special lecture:
17.30-18.30		Richard Villems: Genomic /versus/ linguistic variation with a focus on Uralic and Turkic languages
Conference dinner

Day 2
9.00-9.40:		Elsi Kaiser: Finnish possessive suffixes or lack thereof: What imposters and person agreement tell us
9.40-10.20:		Irina Nikolaeva and András Bárány: Prominent Internal Possessors as proximate possessors ‒ Presentation
10.20-11.00:		Barbara Egedi: Two paths running across the same field − The grammaticalization of referential marking in Uralic languages ‒ Presentation
11.00-11.20:		coffee break
11.20-12.00:		Saara Huhmarniemi: A phase-based account of the optional EPP in Finnish ‒ Presentation
12.00-12.40:		Mark Norris: Split number in Estonian numeral-noun constructions
12.40-14.00		lunch break
Evidentiality session
14.00-14.40:		Diane Nelson and Elena Vedernikova: Evidentiality in Meadow Mari ‒ Presentation
14.40-15:20:		Alexey Kozlov and Theodor Golosov: Fake evidentiality unmasked: Hill Mari past tenses
15.20-15.40:		coffee break
15.40-16.20:		Sandor Szeverenyi and Beáta Wagner-Nagy: Evidentiality in Nganasan
16.20-17.00:		Helle Metslang: Variation in expression of reported evidential in written Estonian ‒ Presentation
17.00-17.05:		coffee break
17.05-17.55:		Invited speaker: Anders Holmberg: Narrow focus yes-no questions and their answers ‒ Presentation
17.55-18.00:		Closing
Reception at Építészpince

Posters:
Nikolett F. Gulyás: Who are they? R-impersonals in Finno-Ugric
Andreas Schmidt: Towards a typology of word order variation in the Uralic languages ‒ Poster
Laura Horváth: Past progressive and past habitual evidential forms in Udmurt
Polina Pleshak, Svetlana Toldova and Anna Volkova: The NP/DP-structure in Moksha language
Anja Harder: Adpositions or relator noun: Grammaticalization processes in Central and Southern Selkup
Heete Sahkai and Anne Tamm: Syntax and intonation of contrastive topics in Estonian
Maria Usacheva and Timofey Arkhangelskiy: Morphological encoding of NPs and information structure in Beserman Udmurt
Rebeka Kubitsch: On the mirative semantic feature of Udmurt evidentiality ‒ Poster ‒ Handout
Denys Teptiuk: How epistemic modal are quotative indexes in Udmurt?