Riny Huybregts Languages differ sharply in their systems of agreement.
Case systems are autonomous but in cross-referencing systems morphological case is often lacking.
Furthermore, agreement is sometimes expressed not on the tensed verb, but on an Aux-like particle. If number is neutralized, then so is gender. Is it possible to correlate parameters of agreement with other general morphological properties of the world's languages. These are some of the questions we would like the GLOW'98 Syntax Workshop in Tilburg to address. To this end we eagerly sollicit papers that would successfully bring some of these questions nearer to their solutions.