Maria Kaplunova

Researcher, Research Center on Ethnic and Language Relations

Works at the Institute of Linguistics since 2018.

Biography

In 2013, graduated from the Institute of Foreign Languages of Moscow State Pedagogical University with a degree in translation (English and German).

In 2014, graduated from the Interuniversity Faculty for Teaching Chinese at the Institute of Asian and African Countries of MSU.

In 2016, got a master's degree at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia in 'Foreign Regional Studies' field (profile: China).

From 2013 to 2016, was attending postgraduate courses at Research Center on Ethnic and Language Relations at the Institute of Linguistics of RAS in the specialization 10.02.19 ('Theory of Language').

Synopsis of thesis

Maria Kaplunova. Jazykovaja politika i funkcional'noe razvitie jazykov v KNR [Language Policy and Functional Development of Languages in China]. Moscow, 2017.

PhD thesis

Maria Kaplunova. Jazykovaja politika i funkcional'noe razvitie jazykov v KNR [Language Policy and Functional Development of Languages in China]. Moscow, 2017.

Research interests

Sociolinguistics, language situation and language policy in Russia and in China, language planning and forecasting, the Chinese language.

Research grants and international projects

• Russian Foundation for Humanities grant "Language policy and functional development of languages of peoples of Russia", № 12-04-00273, 2012-2014 (participant);
• Russian-Vietnamese international project of Russian Foundation for Humanities "Mechanisms of socio-cultural development of languages in polyethnic countries (Russia-Vietnam)", 2015-2017 (participant);
• Program of Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities, Plan 111, Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China (participant);
• Project of Russian Foundation for Basic Research and German Research Foundation within the research project "Forecasting methods and ways of Language Policy Development (on the example of the multilingual Russian Federation)", 2021-2023 (participant);
• Project Volkswagen Stiftung "Contested language diversity – dealing with minority languages in Ukraine and Russia", 2020-2022 (participant);
• Russian Government Grant for governmental support of research "Preservation of linguistic and cultural diversity and sustainable development of the Arctic and Subarctic of the Russian Federation" (2021-2023) (participant).

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Selected publications