2014 M. R. Manzini (2014). Grammatical categories: Strong and weak pronouns in Romance. LINGUA, vol. 150, pp. 171-201, ISSN:0024-3841.
2012 M. R. Manzini (2012). The status of complementizers in the left periphery. In: L. Aelbrecht, L. Haegeman, R. Nye. Main Clause Phenomena, pp. 297-318, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, ISBN:9789027255730.
2012 M. R. Manzini (2012). Roberts: Agreement and head movement: Clitics, incorporation,and defective goals. LANGUAGE, vol. 88, pp. 212-215, ISSN:0097-8507.
2012 M. R. Manzini; L. M. Savoia (2012). Non-active voice in Albanian: Implications for the theory of movement. In: Leonardo M. Savoia. Studi sulle varietà arbëreshe, pp. 111-149, Rende (CS): Università della Calabria, ISBN:9788896528013.
2012 M. R. Manzini (2012). From Romance clitics to case Split accusativity and the person case constraint. In: Franco, Irene, Sara Lusini and Andrés Saab (eds.). Romance Languages and Linguistic Theory 2010: Selected papers from ‘Going Romance’ Leiden 2010., pp. 1-20 JOHN BENJAMINS, ISBN:9789027203847.
2011 M.R. Manzini; L. M. Savoia (2011). Mesoclisis in the imperative: Phonology, morphology or syntax?. LINGUA, vol. 121, pp. 1101-1120, ISSN:0024-3841.
2011 M. R. Manzini (2011). Head movement: from Romance mesoclisis to the theory of grammar. In: R. Reigota Naves, H. M. Lima-Salles. Estudos Formais da Gramatica das Linguas Naturais, pp. 13-50, Goiania: Canone Editorial, ISBN:9788587635983.
2010 L. M. Savoia; M. R. Manzini (2010). Les clitiques sujets dans les variétés occitanes et francoprovençales italiennes. CORPUS, vol. Corpus 9, pp. 165-189, ISSN:1638-9808.
2010 M. R. Manzini; L. M. Savoia (2010). Case as denotation: variation in Romance. STUDI ITALIANI DI LINGUISTICA TEORICA E APPLICATA, vol. XXXIX, 3, pp. 409-438, ISSN:0390-6809.
2010 M. R. Manzini; L. M. Savoia (2010). Syncretism and suppletionin clitic systems: underspecification, silent clitics or neither?. In: R.D’Alessandro, A.Ledgeway, I.Roberts. Syntactic Variation. The Dialects of Italy, pp. 86-101, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, ISBN:9780521517362.