The annual membership fee is 66 Euro for regular members and 34,95 euro for student members. Under certain conditions, group membership is possible, too. Contact the Secretary-Treasurer (Jean-Christophe Verstraete, Jean-Christophe.Verstraete at arts.kuleuven.be).

The rights of membership include

  • Receiving the journal LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY at the membership rate
  • Presenting papers at ALT meetings
  • Participation in the LINGTYP electronic discussion list
  • Holding offices in ALT and voting in its elections and award competitions
  • A number of discounts from prominnent publishing houses such as
    • Mouton de Gruyter. Click here to get the list of titles discounted for ALT members.
    • Oxford University press. Click here to get to the ALT members discounts page.
      • 50 % discount on the World Atlas of Language Structures
      • 20 % discount on other linguistic titles
 

To join ALT please use the form below. You will receive a confirmation by email. The fields marked with a star (*) are obligatory
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Start your membership together with your subscription to LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY with:

current volume year (2009)
Regular members: €66 / US$106
Student members: €43 Euro / US$68
next volume year (2010)
Regular members: €66 Euro / US$99
Student members: €43 Euro / US$65

 
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