1. Conversion: The core issues, Laurie Bauer and Salvador ValeraPart I. Theoretical issues2. The analysis of conversion: Historiography, Antonio Fábregas3. Word classes, John Mansfield4. Conversion and inflection, Anna M. Thornton5. Conversion and other word-formation processes, Alexandra Soares Rodrigues6.
The position of conversion in word-formation, Gianina Iordachioaia7. Conversion and coercion, Bozena Cetnarowska8. The semantics of conversion, Heike Baeskow9. Conversion and figurative language, Réka Benczes and Lilla Petronella Szabó10. Directionality, Gergana PopovaPart II. Description and typology11. Japonic: Japanese, Akiko Nagano12. Indo-European: Germanic and Romance, Livio Gaeta13.
Indo-European: Slavic and Baltic, Magda Sevcíková and Jurgis Pakerys14. Austronesian: Tagalog and Indonesian, Daniel Kaufman, Nathan Adamson, Victoria Chen, Bradley McDonnell, and Olivia Waring15. Tupian: Guaraní, Wolf Dietrich16. Dene: Upper Tanana, Olga Lovick17. Sino-Tibetan: Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese), Giorgio Francesco Arcodia18. Uralic: Hungarian, László Palágyi19. Semitic: Hebrew, Ora (Rodrigue) Schwarzwald20. Dravidian: Telugu, Pingali Sailaja21.
Basque, Xabier ArtiagoitiaConclusion and retrospective, Laurie Bauer.