• 1: Eystein Dahl: Alignment and alignment change in the Indo-European family and beyond
• 2: Eystein Dahl: Alignment in Proto-Indo-European
• 3: Paola Cotticelli and Eystein Dahl: Split-alignment, mixed alignment, and non-canonical argument marking in some archaic Indo-European languages
• 4: Silvia Luraghi and Guglielmo Inglese (with an appendix by Petra Goedegebuure): The origin of ergative case markers: The case of Hittite revised
• 5: Hans Henrich Hock: Passives and anticausatives in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
• 6: Michela Cennamo and Claudia Fabrizio: Non-nominative arguments, active impersonals, and control in Latin
• 7: Claudia Fabrizio: Infinitives and subjecthood between Latin and Old Italian
• 8: Chantal Melis: Alignment changes with Spanish experiential verbs
• 9: Robin Meyer: Armenian morphosyntactic alignment in diachrony
• 10: Ilja A. Seržant, Björn Wiemer, Eleni Bužarovska, Martina Ivanová, Maxim Makartsev, Stefan Savi¿, Dmitri Sitchinava, Karolína Skwarska, and Mladen Uhlik: Areal and diachronic trends in argument flagging across Slavic