Kazuya Nishimaki. Morphological Marking in Nominal Modification: A Comparative Study of Japanese and English Based on Morphological Markedness Hypothesis and Competition Theory. JELS. 2022. 39. 71-77
Kazuya Nishimaki. Elly van Gelderen The Diachrony of Verb Meaning: Aspect and Argument Structure New York: Routledge 2018, x+293pp. (Book Review). Studies in Modern English. 2021. 37. 101-110
Kazuya Nishimaki. Morphological Markedness Hypothesis and Competition Theory: On Strong Resultatives in Japanese and English. JELS. 2020. 37. 99-105
Kazuya Nishimaki. The Contrast in Nominalization between Covert and Overt Realization: A Comparative Study of English and Japanese Based on Morphological Markedness Hypothesis. Tohoku Review of English Literature. 2020. 10. 23-35
Kazuya Nishimaki. Are Ren'yoo Forms in Japanese Really Converted Nouns?: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective. Universality and Individuality in Language. 2019. 10. 63-80
Coordinated Phrases as Dvandvas: A Competition-Theoretic Perspective
(Workshop on the English Noun Phrase 2019)
Japanese V-V Compounds as Strong Resultatives: The Interaction between Macroparametric and Microparametric Requirement
(Parameters Workshop in Honor of Lisa Travis 2019)