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Potsdam, E, Polinsky M.  In Press.  Backward raising. Syntax.
Polinsky, M, Potsdam E.  In Press.  Diagnosing covert A-movement. Diagnostics in Syntax, ed. Lisa Cheng and Norbert Corverdiagnostics.revised-1.pdf
Plaster, K, Polinsky M, Harizanov B.  In Press.  Noun Classes Grow on Trees: Noun Classification in the North-East Caucasus. Language and representations (tentative). : John BenjaminsNichols_FS_021209.pdf
Polinsky, M.  In Press.  Raising and control. The Cambridge Handbook of Generative Syntax. , Cambridge: Cambridge University Pressraising_and_control.030311..pdf
Polinsky, M, Clemens LE, Morgan AM, Xiang M, Heestand D.  In Press.  Resumption in English. Experimental syntax and Island effects, ed. Jon Sprouse. sprouse_paper_latest.082911.pdf
Sturgeon, A, Harizanov B, Polinsky M.  In Press.  Revisiting the Person Case Constraint in Czech. FASL 19. , University of Maryland: University of Marylandsturgeon_harizanov_et_al_pcc_fasl19.final_.pdf
Dubinina, I, Polinsky M.  In Press.  Russian in the USA. Slavic Languages in Migration, ed. M.Moser. , Wien: University of Viennamoser_english_final_edited_version.pdf
Polinsky, M, Gallo CG, Graff P, Kravtchenko E, Morgan AM, Sturgeon A.  In Press.  Subject islands are different. Experimental syntax and Island effects, ed. Jon Sprouse. 12._si_revised_july_21.11.pdf
2012
Polinsky, M, Gomez-Gallo C, Graff P, Kravtchenko E.  2012.  Subject preference and ergativity. Lingua. lingua_avar.pdf
2011
Polinsky, M, Potsdam E.  2011.  Against covert A-movement in Russian unaccusatives. Linguistic Inquiry. 42(2)Russian_unaccusatives.revised_and_cut.070810.pdf
Polinsky, M.  2011.  Annotated bibliography of research in heritage languages. Oxford Bibliographies, Linguistics. : Oxford University Pressobo.2-1.pdf
Xiang, M, Harizanov B, Polinsky M, Kravtchenko E.  2011.  Processing morphological ambiguity: An experimental investigation of Russian numerical phrases. Lingua. offprint.pdf
Potsdam, E, Polinsky M.  2011.  Questions and word order in Polynesian. Morphological and Syntactic Aspects of Oceanic Languages. COOL_paper.revised.pdf
Polinsky, M.  2011.  Reanalysis in adult heritage language: A case for attrition. Studies in Second Language Acquisition. 33:305-328.polinsky_relative_clauses.pdf
Caponigro, I, Polinsky M.  2011.  Relative embeddings: A Circassian puzzle for the syntax/semantics interface. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. adyghe_nllt_revised_12_16_09_submitted.final_.pdf
Heestand, D, Xiang M, Polinsky M.  2011.  Resumption still does not rescue islands. Linguistic Inquiry. 42:138-152.RP-revised-final.pdf
Montrul, S, Polinsky M.  2011.  Why not heritage speakers? Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism. 1(1)LAB_commentary_Montrul_Polinsky_102410.pdf
2010
Polinsky, M, Zhang B, Gallo CG.  2010.  Eliciting heritage speakers' production, October 3. MIMS. , Hamburg, Germany: Hamburg Universitymims.presentation_oct_10.pdf
Polinsky, M, Zhang B, Gallo CG.  2010.  Heritage Chinese: A new view from production, June 28, 2010. Fourth Heritage Language Institute. , Manoa, HI: Nat'l Heritage Language Resource Centerhl_4_chinese.pdf
Polinsky, M.  2010.  Asymmetries in nominal and verbal morphology, 10/2010. Second Language Research Forum. , MarylandSLRF_2010_MP.pdf
Bhatia, A, Benmamoun A, Polinsky M.  2010.  Closest Conjunct Agreement in Head-Final Languages, 02/2010. Linguistic Variation Yearbook . 10offprint.pdf
Polinsky, M.  2010.  What would Humboldt have done about ergativity in 2010?, 02/2010 DGfS--200th Anniversary of the Humboldt University. Berlin_slides.1.pdf
Polinsky, M.  2010.  Why Bother with Heritage Speakers?, 02/2010 First International Conference on Heritage and Community Languages. , UCLAUCLA_Feb_2010.Polinsky_final_pres.pdf
Kwon, N, Lee Y, Gordon P, Kluender R, Polinsky M.  2010.  Cognitive and linguistic factors affecting subject/object asymmetry: An eye-tracking study of pre-nominal relative clauses in Korean. Language. Language.pdf
Plaster, K, Polinsky M.  2010.  Features in categorization. Features. Perspectives on a Key Notion in Linguistics, eds. Anna Kibort and Greville G. Corbett . :109-142., Oxford: Oxford University PressFeatures_chapter.pdf