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'''Confirmed participants'''

•	Tanmoy Bhattacharya (Santa Fe Institute & Los Alamos National Laboratory) Phylogenetic Models

•	Joan Bybee (University of New Mexico) Grammaticization and Construction Grammar

•	Rena Torres Cacoullos (University of New Mexico) Language Variation and Change

•	Morten Christiansen (Cornell University) Language Acquisition and Processing

•	Murray Cox (University of Arizona & SFI) Coevolution of Languages and Genes

•	William Croft (University of New Mexico) Construction grammar & language evolution

•	Peter Culicover (The Ohio State University) Computational models of language change

•	Marcus Feldman (Stanford University) Cultural evolution

•	Murray Gell-Mann (Santa Fe Institute & California Institute of Technology) Historical Linguistics

•	Russell Gray (University of Auckland) Phylogenetic models of language dispersal

•	John Holland (University of Michigan) Agent-based models of language evolution

•	Ray Jackendoff (Tufts University) Natural language structure

•	Simon Kirby (University of Edinburgh) Mathematical & computational models of language evolution

•	Tania Kuteva (Heinrich Heine University) Grammaticalization &  creolization 

•	Steve Lansing (University of Arizona) Social structure, language and genetics 

•	April McMahon (University of Edinburgh) Quantitative methods in linguistic classification

•	Mark Pagel (University of Reading) Phylogenetic models of language evolution

•	Ilia Peiros (Santa Fe Institute) Historical reconstruction

•	Shana Poplack (University of Ottawa) Language change in contact situations

•	Dan Slobin (University of California, Berkeley) Psycholinguistics and historical language change

•	D. Eric Smith (Santa Fe Institute) Generalist

•	Paul Smolensky (Johns Hopkins University) Optimality Theory

•	Georgiy Starostin (Russian State University) Historical reconstruction

•	Andrew Wedel (University of Arizona) Psycholinguistics and language change

•	Jon Wilkins (Santa Fe Institute) Evolutionary Biology