International journal of research and practice in interpreting

Founding Editors
Dr. Barbara Moser-Mercer
University of Geneva
Dr. Dominic Massaro
University of California, Santa Cruz

Interpreting focuses on cross-disiplinary studies in all areas of interpreting by encouraging inquiries into the process/act of Interpreting, its history, practice and pedagogical approaches. It will include studies on simultaneous, consecutive, media, conference, court, community, sign-language and computer-assisted interpreting.

Interpreting publishes articles on empirical studies, research reports, theoretical articles and discussions, problem-solving strategies, and language planning.Regular sections will include Review articles and Short reviews, Notes and Discussions. Viewing Interpreting as a complex activity whose study brings together approaches and methodologies from:

     
   
  • Applied linguistics
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Bilingualism
  • Cognitive science
  • Discourse analysis
  • Language planning
  • Linguistics
  • Neuropsychology
  • Psycholinguistics
  • Psychology
  • Sociolinguistics
  • Sociology
  • Terminology
  • Translation Studies
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    The founding editors encourage contributions that develop specific links between these disciplines and Interpreting. Interpreting aims at researchers and trainers from all these disciplines as well as language planners and practicing interpreters.

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