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Here are details supplied by Ernst Hakon Jahr for one of the workshops to be held on Friday 18th August 1995. David Denison Twelfth International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Hulme Hall, Manchester, 13-18 August 1995. Please note new dialling codes and revised phone numbers at the University of Manchester up to the time of the conference: +44 (0)161-275 3194 or 3042 (phone) +44 (0)161-275 3187 (fax only) Conference e-mail address: ichl1995Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueman.ac.uk Workshop The Influence of the Hansa and Low German on European Languages Organizers: Ernst Hakon Jahr (Tromso) and Laura Wright (Hertfordshire) Scheduled papers: James Milroy (Newcastle): Internal vs external motivations for linguistic change: what does empirical sociolinguistics have to say about the distinction? Kurt Braunmuller (Hamburg): Communication strategies in the area of the Hanseatic League: the approach by semicommunication. Raymond Hickey (Essen): Trading with invaders: language contact in medieval Ireland. Anne Haavaldsen (Bergen): Trade and language from the 'German Wharf' in Bergen - the runic evidence. Harry Perridon (Amsterdam): Is the definite article in Jutlandic a borrowing from German? Muriel Norde (Amsterdam): Grammaticalization vs reanalysis: the case of possessive construction in Germanic.