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Translation and Interpreting Studies. The Journal of the American Translation and Interpreting Studies Association - Previous Issues

Volumes & issues

• Volume 18 (2023)

• Volume 17 (2022)

• Volume 16 (2021)

• Volume 15 (2020)

• Volume 14 (2019)

• Volume 13 (2018)

• Volume 12 (2017)

• Contexts of Russian Literary Translation

• Volume 11 (2016)

• Volume 10 (2015)

• Volume 9 (2014)

• Volume 8 (2013)

• Volume 7 (2012)

• Volume 6 (2011)

• Volume 5 (2010)

• Profession, Identity and Status: Translators and Interpreters as an Occupational Group

• Volume 4 (2009)

• Volume 3 (2008)

• Volume 2 (2007)

• Volume 1 (2006)

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