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This paper explores the interaction between connective negation (‘neither ... nor’) and negative concord, an issue that has not received much attention. It looks at different
‘negative concord’ languages, viz. Croatian, Spanish, and French. The approach is
synchronic; the data come from existing descriptions and from native speaker
judgments. The paper describes the many idiosyncrasies but also lays bare some
of the similarities.