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Frontmatter
Editorial
Editorial
Articles
Looking back: A study of (ad-hoc) family interpreters
On professional and non-professional interpreting in healthcare services: the case of intercultural mediators
Perceptions from the outside in cases of gender violence. ‘What are you [the interpreter] doing here?’
City and migration: a crossroads for non-institutionalized translation
Facing face: non-professional interpreting in prison mental health interviews
No work and all play – the intersections between labour, fun and exploitation in online translation communities
Some remarks on transcript translation in discourse analysis
On AILA Europe
ASLA: Association Suédoise de Linguistique Appliquée
Research Projects for Europe
The European AVIDICUS projects: Collaborating to assess the viability of video-mediated interpreting in legal proceedings