1. Introduction (by Abraham, Werner); 2. Word Order in the Middle Field of the German Sentence (by Abraham, Werner); 3. Configurationality in Disguise: Word Order and the V-2 Property (by Haider, Hubert); 4. Remarks on the Configurationality-Issue (by Horvath, Julia); 5. The Expression of Logical Scope in Hungarian (by Hunyadi, Laszlo); 6. The Syntax of Focus and Adverbials in German (by Jacobs, Joachim); 7. Hocus, Focus, and Verb Types in Hungarian Infinitive Constructions (by Kalman, Laszlo); 8. On the Logic of Word Order in Hungarian (by Kenesei, Istvan); 9. Epistemic Possibility and Focus (by Kiefer, Ferenc); 10. The Order and Scope of Operators in the Hungarian Sentence (by Kiss, Katalin E.); 11. Focussing on Focus in Hungarian (by Komlosy, Andras); 12. Dressed or Naked: the Case of the PP in Hungarian (by Maracz, Laszlo); 13. On Question Sentences in Hungarian (by Mey, Sjaak de); 14. Some Remarks on Focus Projection (by Stechow, Arnim von); 15. From the Definiteness Effect to Lexical Integrity (by Szabolcsi, Anna); 16. Contributors to this volume