CV of editors
| Bent Preisler, Professor of English Language and Sociolinguistics at Roskilde University. MA in English Linguistics, and Dr.Phil. in Sociolinguistics, from Aarhus University. One-time Visiting Professor at State University of New York (Binghamton) and Visiting Scholar at University of California (Santa Barbara). Author or co-author of works on English grammar, phonology, discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, language pedagogy, and English as a foreign and international language, e.g. (as author) Linguistic Sex Roles in Conversation (Mouton 1986) and a book in Danish on the use of English in Denmark. |
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| Anne Fabricius, Associate Professor in English language at Roskilde University. Degrees in Linguistics from the University of Queensland and the Australian National University. Ph.D. in Sociolinguistics from Copenhagen Business School. Has published articles on sociophonetic variation in English Worldwide and Language Variation and Change. Research interests include phonetics, sociolinguistic theory and methodology, and subjective factors in sociolinguistic variation and change. She has recently published work on a project dealing with sociolinguistic attitudes towards Received Pronunciation and regional British accents. |
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Hartmut Haberland, Associate Professor (Reader) in German and General Linguistics at Roskilde University. Degree in Linguistics and Philosophy from Freie Universtät, Berlin. Co-founder (in 1977) of the Journal of Pragmatics, of which he remains a co-editor. He has also taught in Berlin, Düsseldorf, Copenhagen and Athens, and was a one-time guest at Beijing University of Foreign Studies and at Dokkyo University (Soka, Japan).
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Susanne Kjærbeck, Associate Professor in Danish Language and Public Relations at Roskilde University. Degree in Spanish from Aarhus University. Ph.D. in Danish and Mexican discourse structure from Odense University. Research interests: conversation analysis, storytelling, focus group interaction, reception studies, organizational communication, intercultural communication. SK has recently co-authored a book on international business negotiation in Spain and published an article on empowerment and disempowerment in social-worker/client talk.
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| Karen Risager, Professor of Cultural Encounters at Roskilde University. MA in Linguistics and French from Copenhagen University. Dr.Phil. in Language and Culture Pedagogy from Roskilde University. Director of the Cultural Encounters Programme. Research interests: sociolinguistics, language and culture, cultural dimensions of foreign and second language teaching and learning, internationalisation and intercultural pedagogy. Co-author of Language Teachers, Politics and Cultures (Multilingual Matters, 1999). Her doctoral thesis on the relationship between language and culture was published in Danish in 2003, and is scheduled to be published as two separate books by Multilingual Matters (to appear). |