Monographien Bayer, J. (1996), Directionality and Logical Form: On the Scope of Focussing Particles and Wh-in-Situ. Kluwer, Dordrecht. Bader, M. & J. Bayer (2006), Case and Linking in Language Comprehension: Evidence from German. Springer, Berlin.
Aufsätze und Beiträge
COMP in Bavarian syntax. (The Linguistic Review 3, 1984)
The role of event expression in grammar. (Studies in Language 10, 1986)
German word formation and aphasia. (Zus. mit R. de Bleser). (The Linguistic Review 5, 1987)
Die kognitive Neuropsychologie der Schriftsprache - ein Überblick mit zwei deutschen Fallbeschreibungen. (Zus. mit R. de Bleser u. C. Luzzatti, 1987). (Hg.: J. Bayer)
On the role of inflectional morphology in agrammatism. (Theoretical Morphology, Hg.: M. Hammond u. M. Noonan, 1988) - Lexikalische Morphologie und Tiefendyslexie: Eine Fallbesprechung. (Experimentelle Untersuchungen zur Flexionsmorphologie. Hg.: H. Günter. 1989)
Interpretive islands: evidence for connectedness and global harmony in logical form. (Scrambling and Barriers. Hg.: G. Grewendorf u. W. Sternefeld, 1990)
Morphological reading errors in a German case of deep dyslexia. (Zus. mit R. de Bleser). (Morphology, Phonology and Aphasia. Hg.: J.-L. Nespoulous u. P. Villard, 1990)
German particles in a modular grammar: Neurolinguistic evidence. (Discourse Particles. Hg.: W. Abraham, 1991)
Against scrambling as an instande of move-alpha. (Zus. mit J. Kornfilt). (Studies on Scrambling. Hg.: H. van Riemsdijk u. N. Corver, 1994)
On the origin of sentential arguments in German and Bengali. (Studies in Comparative Germanic Syntax. Hg.: H. Haider, S. Olsen u. S. Vikner. 1995)
Syntax and psychology. (Syntax: Ein internationales Handbuch zeitgenössischer Forschung. Hg.: J. Jacobs, A. v. Stechow, W. Sternefeld u. T. Vennemann. 1995)
CP-extraposition as argument shift. (Rightward Movement. Hg.: D. Beerman, D. Le Blanc u. H. van Riemsdijk. 1997)
Event-related brain potentials and case information in syntactic ambiguities. (Zus. mit Hopf, J.-M., M. Bader & M. Meng) (Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 10.2., 1998)
Final complementizers in hybrid languages.(Journal of Linguistics 35. 1999)
Bound focus in German or how can association with focus be achieved without going semantically astray? (in G. Rebuschi & L. Tuller, eds., The Grammar of Focus. Amsterdam, John Benjamins. 1999)
Feature checking meets the criterion approach: Three ways of saying only in Romance and Germanic. (Zus. mit A. Grosu) (In V. Motapanyane (ed.), Comparative Studies in Romanian Syntax. North-Holland Linguistic Series 58, Amsterdam. 2000)
Asymmetry in emphatic topicalization. (In: C. Féry & W. Sternefeld (eds.) Audiatur Vox Sapientiae. Akademie-Verlag, Berlin. 2001)
Morphological underspecification meets oblique case: syntactic and processing effects in German. (Zus. mit M. Bader & M. Meng) (Lingua 111. 2001)
Is human sentence parsing serial or parallel? Evidence from event-related brain potentials. (Zus. mit Hopf, J.-M., M. Bader, M. Meng) (Cognitive Brain Research 15. 2003)
Decomposing the left periphery: dialectal and cross-linguistic evidence. (In: H. Lohnstein & S. Trissler (eds.),The Syntax and Semantics of the Left Periphery. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 2004)
Non-nominative subjects in comparison. In: P. Bhaskararao & K. V. Subbaraou (eds.), Non-Nominative Subjects. vol. 1. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 2004)
