A slightly longer version of the officially submitted version for the review process, which I sent to the organizers just for their information. But the workshop program contains this version...
A Major Object Analysis of the So-called Raising-to-Object Construction in Japanese
New Horizons in the Grammar of Raising and Control
LSA Linguistic Institute Workshop, 8-10 July 2005

A Major Object Analysis of the So-called Raising-to-Object Construction in Japanese
New Horizons in the Grammar of Raising and Control
LSA Linguistic Institute Workshop, 8-10 July 2005

U. of Maryland, Mayfest 2005, WH-Fest.
Scrambling, PF and LF adjunction, and null operator movement in Japanese

What Gets Mapped to the Tripartite Structure of Quantification in Japanese: WCCFL 2004 abstract by Hoji and Ishii. Please visit the Discussion board for more, including the WCCFL 2004 handout.

A slightly revised version of the abstract submitted to the JK 13 (2003) organizer: Falsifiability and Repeatability in Generative Grammar: A Case Study of Passive and Scrambling in Japanese. The paper in the JK 13 volume has a different title. Please visit the Discussion board if you are interested.

The paper "Otagai," presented at WCCFL 1997, is still being revised on and off. Version 2.2.4 of this paper was circulated in 1997 here and there. but it is no longer being distributed. A substantially revised version of this is now called "The so-called reciprocal anaphor otagai in Japanese and some implications." This new version addresses more directly than in Version 2.2.4 some methodological issues concerning how (I believe) we should proceed if we wish to make what we do an empirical science. Hoji 2003 (Lingua): sec. 4.2 contains some of the materials from the paper on otagai; see also Ueyama 1998: Appendix A.3.1.

The abstract of On the "Landing Site" of "Scrambling", presented at the Stanford University Colloquium in 1995, may also be of some interest.