The papers in the volume were presented at the Head Movement Workshop, jointly organized with the University of Potsdam, and held at UCLA inOctober 2001. The purpose of the workshop was to "re-evaluate the status of the head movement rule which has played a crucial role in the analysis of various phenomena central to syntactic theory."Table of ContentsArtemis Alexiadou "Adjective Syntax and the Absence of Noun Raising in the DP"1Gisbert Fanselow "Munchhausen-Style Head Movement and the Analysis of Verb-Second"40Hilda Koopman "Inside the 'Noun' in Maasai"77Gereon Muller "Verb Second as vP-First"116Jairo Nunes "Head Movement, Remnant Movement, and Phonetic Realization of Chains"161Edward Stabler "Comparing 3 Perspectives on Head Movement"178Ralf Vogel "Dialectal Variation in German 3-Verb Clusters. Looking for the Best Analysis"199Order forms, ordering information, and tables of contents for UCLA working papers are available at: http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/faciliti/wpl/index.htm