Translation and Interpreting in Non-Governmental Organisations
Special issue of Translation Spaces 7:1 (2018)
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[Translation Spaces, 7:1] 2018. v, 161 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 10 August 2018
Published online on 10 August 2018
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Researching translation and interpreting in Non-Governmental OrganisationsWine Tesseur | pp. 1–19
- Training citizen translators: Design and delivery of bespoke training on the fundamentals of translation for New Zealand Red CrossFederico M. Federici & Patrick Cadwell | pp. 20–43
- Contact zones of the aid chain: The multilingual practices of two swiss development NGOsCarmen Delgado Luchner | pp. 44–64
- The journey of Arabic human rights testimonies, from witnesses to audiences via Amnesty InternationalNancy Hawker | pp. 65–91
- Amnesty International Language Resource Centre: Overview of current context and vision for the futurePatricia Combeaud Bonallack | pp. 92–105
- Development in so many words: The Oxfam GB experienceAlberto Sanz Martins | pp. 106–118
- Translation spaces: Parallel shifts in translation and intercultural communication studies and their significance for the international development fieldLena Hamaidia, Sarah Methven & Jane Woodin | pp. 119–142
- Interdisciplinary multilingual practices in NGOs: Addressing translation and interpreting at the ‘Human Rights Investigations Lab’ and ‘Translators Without Borders’Javier Moreno-Rivero | pp. 143–161
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