1. Part One - Syntactic Issues; 2. Introduction (by Cuyckens, Hubert); 3. The Layered Internal Structure of Spatial PPs (by Ayano, Seiki); 4. The Particularity of Particles, or Why They Are Not Just 'Intransitive Prepositions' (by Cappelle, Bert); 5. Some Observations on the Syntax of Adpositions of Movement (by Melis, Ludo); 6. Locative Complements of Verbs of Movement in Czech: Some Typical Structures and Their Interpretation (by Ungermanova, Marta); 7. Pronominal Adverbs Containing Adpositions of Direction in Dutch: Formation and Splitting (by Van Canegem-Ardijns, Ingrid); 8. On 'Syntactic' versus 'Semantic' Telicity: Evidence from In and On (by Thomas, Emma); 9. Directionality and the Complementation of Dutch Adpositions (by Tseng, Jesse); 10. Part Two - Semantic Issues; 11. Catalan Adpositions of 'Movement' as Aspectual Particles: Cap (a) and Fins (a) (by Alturo, Nuria); 12. Vers and Contre: Two Ways of Expressing Spatial Direction in French (by Borillo, Andree); 13. Rethinking English 'Prepositions of Movement': The Case of To and Through (by Evans, Vyvyan); 14. Polysemy in Basque Locational Cases (by Ibarretxe-Antunano, Iraide); 15. Motion, Path, and Aspect: The Case of the German Path Adpositions Uber and Durch (by Meex, Birgitta)