In autumn 2025, another anthology on the topic of construction grammar and language contact was published, edited by Hans Boas (University of Texas at Austin) and myself, with eight contributions on various topics and issues in this field:
- Boas, Hans C. & Steffen Höder (eds.). 2025. Constructions in contact 3. Constructional schemas and patterns in contact (Constructional Approaches to Language 40). Benjamins <DOI: 10.1075/cal.40>.
It also includes two theoretical contributions by the editors and a contribution by Anna Hagel, who completed her Ph.D. in Scandinavian Studies in Kiel:
- Boas, Hans C. & Steffen Höder. 2025. What makes Construction Grammar relevant for contact linguistics – and vice versa? In Hans C. Boas & Steffen Höder (eds.), Constructions in contact 3. Constructional schemas and patterns in contact (Constructional Approaches to Language 40), 1–21. Benjamins <DOI: 10.1075/cal.40.01boa>.
- Boas, Hans C. & Steffen Höder. 2025. Diasystematic Construction Grammar at work: The need for a non-modular, data-driven approach to multilingual grammar. In Hans C. Boas & Steffen Höder (eds.), Constructions in contact 3. Constructional schemas and patterns in contact (Constructional Approaches to Language 40), 22−78. Benjamins <DOI: 10.1075/cal.40.02boa>.
- Hagel, Anna. 2025. Schemas all the way down? Exploring the notion of intra-word phonological schematicity in intercommunicative decoding. In Hans C. Boas & Steffen Höder (eds.), Constructions in contact 3. Constructional schemas and patterns in contact (Constructional Approaches to Language 40), 291−317. Benjamins <DOI: 10.1075/cal.40.08hag>.