Caucasian studies
Address: Citadellsvägen 7, Malmoe University, 20506 Malmoe, Sweden. Tel. +46-(0)-665 73 91, Fax: +46-(0)40-665 70 30 |
Research interests: Language typology and Caucasian linguistics, language contact and sociolinguistics. Ph.D. thesis on complementation in Georgian |
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Research projects Reference grammar for Megrelian The Langauge Situation in Georgia - from minority to
majority language Ergativity in the Circassian languages, European Unity in Diversity. Three cases of Post-Soviet
Minorities The syntax and morphology of subordinate clauses in
Kabardian,
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Minority languages in Georgia Global changes and local cultures. Three case studies. Interactive language maps Database
for Caucasian languages, |
Courses
taught
Department of
Lingusitics,
Resource for the programme Eastern Europe and Central Asia in
Theory and Practice, Österlens folkhögskola
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Archive
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publications
Kock Kobaidze, M. & K. Vamling. 1997. 'Case marking in infinitive (ad-form) clauses in Old Georgian'. Working Papers 46: 167-184. Dept. of Linguistics, Lund University. Kumakhov, M., Vamling, K. and Z. Kumakhova. 1996. Ergative case in the Circassian languages. Lund University, Dept. of Linguistics Working Papers 45:93-111. Kumakhov, M. & K. Vamling. 1995. 'On root and subordinate clause structure in Kabardian'. Working Papers 44: 91-110. Dept. of Linguistics, Lund University. Vamling, K. Tjerkesserna -
splittring
och återförening (in Swedish). Lund University,
Dept.
of Linguistics. Ms. |
Awards
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