Mikhail Voronov

Mikhail Voronov is a Senior Lecturer in Finnish and Kven at the Department of Language and Culture, Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Teacher Education, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. He is based in Tromsø and actively contributes to academic life through teaching and research.

His research interests focus on Kven and Finnish languages, minority language rights, language preservation, and cultural identity in northern regions. He is a member of the Professional Network for Research and Knowledge Development on Kven Topics, contributing to interdisciplinary efforts in documenting and revitalizing the Kven language and culture.

Voronov's work lies at the intersection of linguistics, cultural studies, and education, with a strong regional focus on Arctic and northern European minority communities. Though no publications are listed in the provided text, his institutional affiliation and research group membership suggest active engagement in language-based research.

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Mikhail Voronov is a member of the Professional Network for Research and Knowledge Development on Kven Topics, which supports interdisciplinary research on the Kven minority in Norway, focusing on language, history, and cultural continuity.