Thursday, 26 June 2003
1730 - 1800	Registration
	Friday, 27 June 2003
0800 - 0830	Late Registration
0830 - 0845	Opening remarks
0845 - 0930	Keynote address
	Bernd Nothofer
		A grammatical description of Delang, a Malayic variant of Southwestern Borneo
0930 - 1000	Coffee break
1000 - 1200	Session 1
	Harimurti Kridalaksana
		From low Malay to standard Malay in the Indonesian Newspapers
	Asmah Haji Omar
		Grammaticalisation of 'diri' (self) in Iban
	Johnny Tjia
		On the origin of negators in Malayic varieties: Insights from Mualang of west Borneo
	Hein Steinhauer
		Kernici sound changes and loanwords
1200 - 1300	Lunch
1300 - 1430	Session 2
	René van den Berg
		Some notes on the origin of Malay di-
	Don van Minde
		More facts on Malay yang
	Uri Tadmor
		The pronominal system of classical Malay
1430 - 1500	Coffee break
1500 - 1700	Session 3
	Waruno Mahdi
		Distinguishing cognate homonym pairs in Indonesian
	Yassir Tjung
		On Ada-Constructions in Indonesian
	Peter Cole, Gabriella Hermon, and Yassir Tjung
		The formation of relative clauses in Jakarta Indonesian: Data from adults and children
	Alan Lee
		Patterns of nasal substitution in Malay dialects
	Saturday, 28 June 2003
0830 - 0915	Keynote address
	Aone van Engelenhoven
		Kasi and bikin: two causative strategies in Melayu Tenggara (Southwest Maluku)
0915 - 0945	Coffee break
0945 - 1145	Session 4
	Scott Paauw
		What is Bazaar Malay?
	Peter Bakker
		Bazaar Malay
	Gérard Robuchon
		The Malayo language in Sri Lanka
	Peter Slomanson
		The Sri Lankan Malay verb
1145 - 1245	Lunch
1245 - 1445	Session 5
	David Gil
		Colloquial Indonesian dialects: How real are they?
	Bambang Kaswanti Purwo
		On understanding 'bare verb' constructions in informal Indonesian
	Michael C. Ewing
		Affix and affect in Indonesian
	Robert Englebretson
		Verb serialization in colloquial Indonesian conversation: A corpus-based study
1445 - 1515	Coffee break
1515 - 1645	Session 6
	Lisa Lim
		Sounding Cocos
	Umberto Ansaldo
		Melayu Kokos: An ecolinguistic view
	Antonia Soriente
		Patterns of negation in an Indonesian-Italian bilingual child
1900	Dinner
	Sunday, 29 June 2003
0830 - 1030	Session 7
	Indirawati Zahid
		Malay intonation revisited
	Lilie M. Roosman
		Jakartan accents in spoken Dutch
	Abigail Cohn
		Truncation in Indonesian and the minimum word
	Ruben Stoel
		The intonation of Manado Malay
1030 - 1100	Coffee break
1100 - 1230	Session 8
	Philippe Grangé
		Aspect and modality in Indonesian: The case of telah, pernah, sempat
	I Wayan Arka
		Ter- vs. di- in Indonesian Revisited: An Integrated Analysis
	Yury A. Lander
		Nominal reduplicaton in Indonesian challenging the theory of grammatical change
1230 - 1245	Concluding remarks and announcements