CURRICULUM VITAE Joakim Enwall Born 15 April 1965 Male ...

Joakim Enwall, Curriculum vitae, 2(8)1989 Sanskrit with comparative Indo-European linguistics, Göteborg University (60credits)1989 Arabic, Göteborg University (30 credits)1988 Graphonomy, Göteborg University (15 credits)1988 Russian, Stockholm University (120 credits)1988 Chinese, Stockholm University (120 credits)1987 Studies in Georgian, Mingrelian and Svan, Tbilisi State University (two terms)1986 Classical Greek, Stockholm University (30 credits)1986 General Linguistics, Stockholm University (22.5 credits)Employment and assignments2011- Professor of Chinese, Department of Linguistics and Philology, UppsalaUniversity2007-2011 Senior lecturer in Chinese, with permanent tenure, Department of Linguisticsand Philology, Uppsala University, tenure since July 1, 20072006-2007 Senior lecturer in Chinese, Department of Linguistics and Philology, UppsalaUniversity, employed from July 1, 2006 until June 30, 20072005-- Non-permanent teacher of general grammar and phonetics, The NordicConfucius Institute, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University2004-2005 Research fellowship, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, with theproject ”Grenzüberschreitende Sprachkontakte in Zentralasien” (April 2004-March 2005), Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz2003-2005 Part-time lecturer of Esperanto, without tenure, Basic Course and IntermediateCourse, Department of Linguistics, Stockholm University2002-2006 Senior security policy analyst, Swedish Armed Forces, Stockholm (on leave forresearch at Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, April 2004-March 2005)2001-2006 Part-time lecturer in Chinese, without tenure, Basic Course, IntermediateCourse, Advanced Course and Specialized Course, Department of Linguisticsand Philology, Uppsala University1999-2002 Project director for ”The role of languages in a regional power structure: thecase of Xinjiang”, funded by the Swedish Research Council, StockholmUniversity1996-1999 Cultural attaché (First secretary for cultural and press affairs), Embassy ofSweden, Beijing1995-1996 Project director for ”The role of languages in a regional power structure: thecase of Xinjiang”, funded by the Swedish Council for Research in theHumanities and Social Sciences, Stockholm University1994 Research assistant at the Center for Pacific Asia Studies, Stockholm University,for research project on the Hmong language in Vietnam (4 months)1994-- Consultant at the National Library of Sweden for cataloguing Oriental suecana1991-1996 Part-time teacher of Chinese grammar and phonetics, without tenure, BasicCourse and Intermediate Course, Department of Oriental Languages,Stockholm UniversityCommissions of trust, memberships2009-- Member of the committee, Friends of Georgia in Sweden2008-- Secretary of the scholarly council of the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul2008-- Qualified member of the Swedish Association for Professional Translators,(SFÖ) for Russian, Chinese, Georgian and Mongolian2005-- Member of the committee, Sweden-China Association