Translation and Interpreting Studies
Volume 21, Issue 1 (2026)
Expected December 2026. ca. 160 pp.
Publishing status: In production
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Table of Contents
- Beyond individual mastery: Translation expertise as collective, distributed enactionHanna Risku, Daniela Schlager & Antonia Baumann | pp. 1–33
- Mapping knowledge transfer in the Soviet Union: The case of the Great Soviet EncyclopaediaPhilipp Hofeneder | pp. 34–60
- The predictive effects of user perceptions on the willingness to continue using machine translation: Relevant but less than satisfactory?Deliang Man | pp. 61–81
- Collaborative bridge translation: Reflections on the rendering of Farouk Goweda’s poetics in EnglishWalid Abdallah Rezk & Khaled Mostafa Karam | pp. 82–109
- Interpreting history: Challenging the “invisibility” paradigmHilary Footitt | pp. 110–118
- Navigating translation and interpreting training in an AI-driven eraOndřej Klabal | pp. 119–126
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