Intraclade Contact from an I-Language Perspective. The Noun Phrase in the Ligurian/Occitan <i>amphizone</i> by Diego Pescarini

“…The dialects spoken in this area differ in several syntactic traits that emerged in a situation of contact between dialects of different subgroups (Ligurian and Occitan), two roofing languages (Italian and French), and regional contact languages such as Genoese. …”
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Remote Origins: The Case of “Water Towns” of Olbicella and of Root *Alb- by Cacciafoco, Francesco Perono

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Débats et propositions préliminaires sur la graphie monégasque d’après un tapuscrit inédit de Lazare Sauvaigo (1926–1927) by Stefano Lusito

“… By virtue of its status as a national language recognised by the princely institutions, Monegasque is the only Ligurian variety to have an officially regulated spelling system. …”
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“O l’è stæto sciù d’assettòu”. by Werner Forner

“… Syntagmatic verbs are widespread in Germanic languages. However, they are also present in different varieties of Italian, including Ligurian dialects. …”
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