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Links related to Gordon (2004)

Links related to Boersma and Hayes (2001)

Paul Boersma's website
Bruce Hayes's website
A strong critique of Boersma & Hayes (2001): Keller, Frank and Ash Asudeh. 2002. Probabilistic learning algorithms and Optimality Theory. Linguistic Inquiry 33:225-244.
An alternative (and more standard) OT acquisition model: Tesar, Bruce, and Paul Smolensky. 1998. Learnability in Optimality Theory. Linguistic Inquiry 29:229-268
Arto Anttila's website (he has an alternative OT approach to variability)
Frank Keller's website (he has yet another alternative OT approach to variability)
Myers and Tsay (2003)
An application of a different aspect of Boersma's model

Links related to Zhang (2004)

Homepage of Zhang Jie
Phonetically-based Phonology
A website for the book containing this paper
Papers by Zhang Jie on ROA
Myers and Tsay (2003) again
Another phonetically-motivated OT tone paper
Paul Boersma's papers on ROA
Boersma's phonetically-motivated OT model is perhaps the most ambitious
Homepage of Robert Kirchner
Kirchner has also developed phonetically-motived OT models
Robert Kirchner's papers on ROA
Works by Edward Flemming listed on Google Scholar
Flemming has also done significant work on modeling phonetic effects in phonology

Links related to Duanmu (2004)

Links related to Hale and Reiss (2000)

Links related to McCarthy (1999)

Homepage of John McCarthy
McCarthy's papers on ROA
Sympathy theory papers on ROA
Jerzy Rubach's critique of McCarthy (1999)
McCarthy's latest paper on sympathy theory
McCarthy, John (2003) Sympathy, Cumulativity, and the Duke-of-York Gambit. In Caroline Fery and Ruben van de Vijver, eds., The optimal syllable, 23-76. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Other approaches to opacity on ROA
Myers (1999)
My own crazy approach to opacity and related issues

Links related to Burzio (2001) and Rubach (2004)

Links related to McMahon (2003) and Yip (2003)