Functional structure in nominals

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Scaling the variation in Romance and Germanic nominalizations (2011, background): “Low adverbs will be licit if AspectP is present (Borer 1993, Alexiadou 2001).”
Cross-linguistic and cross-categorial variation of datives* (2004, background): “Alexiadou (2001) furthermore argues that the Greek nominalizations in (10) are not the counterpart of English passive nominalizations but rather of English transitive ones.”
On the Status of Stems in Morphological Theory (2003, background): “…‘thought’ de#pellimus ‘defend’ de#pul-s-io ‘defense’ In all of these cases, the -t-/-s- exponents appear when additional material— Aspectual or perhaps verbal (i.e. v-like)— appears in the structure (cf. the discussion of nominalizations in Marantz 1997, Alexiadou 2001, and related work).”