I-XII -- Introduction: Sandhi -- Part I -- Descriptive issues -- A grammatical hierarchy of joining -- A note on Ternes' paper -- Phonological domains -- External sandhi rules operating between sentences -- The phonological word in Greek and Italian -- Stød-sandhi -- French external sandhi: the case of liaison -- Two cases of external sandhi in French: enchainement and liaison -- Typology of the Celtic mutations -- Sandhi in time and space -- Les phénomènes de sandhi dans un dialecte bas-francique méridional -- Some sandhi-phenomena in the southern Dutch dialects -- Some additional data relevant to Stroop's paper -- Moves towards a simpler, binary mutation system in Welsh -- On the morphologization of word-final consonant deletion in French -- A morphological convergence between consonant liaison and schwa deletion in the Picard and Walloon dialects of French -- About Walloon correspondents of French 'en' (Lat. inde): a rule of gemination in Walloon dialects? -- Sandhi and prosody: reconstruction and typology -- Part II -- Germanic -- Sandhi im modernen Isländischen -- Sandhi in Peninsular Scandinavian -- Sandhi phenomena in Frisian -- Sandhi im Südniederfränkischen -- Sandhi in Swiss German dialects -- Celtic -- Sandhi phenomena in Irish -- Survey of sandhi types in Welsh -- A sandhi survey of the Breton language -- Romance -- Sandhi in Walloon -- Catalan sandhi phenomena -- Sandhi phenomena in Castilian and related dialects -- Portuguese sandhi phenomena -- Les phénomènes de sandhi dans le domaine sarde -- Sandhi phenomena in Romanian -- Slavic -- Some sandhi phenomena involving prosodic features (vowel length, stress, tone) in Proto-Slavic, Serbo-Croatian, and Slovenian -- Appendix: Guidelines for sandhi surveys -- Index of names -- Index of languages -- 619-620