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Vol. 5:2 (2007) ► pp.57–78

Negotiating in English

Serving two masters

| Graduate School of Interpretation & Translation, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Les interprètes , qui se situent dans l’espace de commmunication interculturelle , doivent être conscients des différences de styles des négociateurs en fonction de leur nationalité, car ceci influence le choix des approches qui peuvent être adoptées par les interprètes. Le but de cette étude consiste à examiner les stratégies et les styles variés des négociateurs pour lesquels les interprètes travaillent en vue de leur permettre de mieux assurer leur tâche en transmettant les messages de manière plus efficace.

Keywords: Negotiations, negotiations strategies, interpretation, interpretation nuances, negotiations styles
Published online: 1 October 2007
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