Chinese Linguistics

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EACL Conferences

The next EACL conference will be held in Venice in 2011. More information will follow soon!

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Contact

Secretary

Barbara Meisterernst, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der
Wissenschaften, Berlin, Germany and Humboldt-Universität, Berlin

ddurkinm AT aol.com


Treasurer
Nicolae Cristian Statu
AELC / EACL
Gaisbergstrasse 59
D-69115 Heidelberg
Germany

statu AT sino.uni-heidelberg.de 

President
Marie-Claude PARIS
Université Paris 7 - Paris Diderot
UFR-L, case 7031
30 Rue du Château des rentiers
75013 PARIS
France

mcparis AT linguist.jussieu.fr

Membership payment should be sent exclusively to the treasurer. Change of address and similar information should be sent to the secretary.

 

The EACL Spring Schools in Chinese Linguistics

The aim of the EACL Spring Schools in Chinese Linguistics is to provide a opportunity for MA and PhD-students affiliated to European universities to be exposed to areas in Chinese linguistics to which they are not exposed in their home institution; and to make them aware of the expertise in Chinese linguistics present in Europe.
So far we have held four Spring schools in Leiden (2006), München (2007), Amsterdam (2008) and Moscow (2009).

The next EACL Spring School will be held on 3-7 May 2010 (application deadline 20 January 2009), at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany.

Previous Spring Schools | Next Spring School

 

The Chinese Linguistics in Europe Series

In the Chinese Linguistics in Europe Series we publish volumes which contain a refereed selection of papers that were presented at the bi-annual conferences of our Association. So far, we have published two volumes: Chinese linguistics in Budapest (2006) and Chinese Linguistics in Leipzig (2008). The books can be ordered through a form which can be found at the bottom of this website. EACL members can buy the books with a discount.

 ***NEW*** Chinese linguistics in Leipzig (2008)  | Chinese linguistics in Budapest (2006)