Derivations in minimalism

@inproceedings{Epstein2006DerivationsIM,
  title={Derivations in minimalism},
  author={S. Epstein and T. D. Seely},
  year={2006}
}
Acknowledgements Preface 1. Orientation and goals 2. On the elimination of A-chains 3. On the elimination of the EPP 4. More challenges to the elimination of the EPP: some movement cases 5. Exploring architecture References Index. 
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