Harmony, Dominance and Control

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Weak Triggers in Vowel Harmony (2005, background): “Indeed, two previous studies of vowel height harmony suggest such a move is not warranted (Beckman 1997, Bakovic 2000; the latter focuses chiefly on [ATR]).”
OT constraints are categorical (2003, methodology): “First, like the AGREE constraint in Baković (2000) (see also Eisner 1999, Lombardi 1999, 2001a), the MATCH constraints are not formulated autosegmentally.”
A directional asymmetry in Chinese tone sandhi systems (2007, background): “Lombardi (1999) and Baković (2000) have argued that the harmony of features in a domain should be captured by AGREE constraints; Baković (2000) defined AGREE[F] as in (24).”
Opacity and Ordering (2011, background): “Likewise, the vowel inventory of Maasai (Tucker & Mpaayei 1955, Archangeli & Pulleyblank 1994, Baković 2000) is in all relevant respects just like the vowel inventory of Akan described above, but the unpaired low vowel /a/ only blocks leftward [±atr] harmony; in the rightward direction, /a/ becomes…”