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< March 2008: The Organising Committee of the 2009 IATIS Conference invites proposals for panels, both for the General Conference and its more than 21 Special Panels. The deadline for the submission of abstracts is 18 September 2008:
  • For online information on the Call for Papers for the General Conference, click here.  
  • For online information on the Call for papers for the Special Panels, click here.  
  • To download the Call for Papers document (in pdf format), click here.  

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February 2008: IATIS announces that the 9th issue of the IATIS Bulletin (November 2007-January 2008) is now available. [Access the Bulletin here]
< December 2007: IATIS is delighted to announce the publication of Translation as Intervention, the first volume in the IATIS-Continuum Series on Translation Studies (IATIS Yearbook 2006). This collection edited by Jeremy Munday includes contributions by by Carol Maier, Brian Mossop, Rita Kothari, Liu Yameng,  Jef Verschueren, Basil Hatim, Rosemary Moeketsi, Joana Drugan and Francesca Billiani.

IATIS Yearbooks are available to members free of charge. An electronic version is also available at the IATIS Intranet. [Click here for more information on this new publication]

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November 2007: The IATIS Nominations Committee announces the opening of the process of nomination and election of members for posts in the IATIS. [IATIS members can read more here]

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November 2007: IATIS invites proposals for panels for the 2009 IATIS Conference to be held in Melbourne (Australia). The deadline is Thursday, 31 January, 2008. [Access the Call for Panel Proposals here]

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October 2007: IATIS announces that the 8th issue of the IATIS Bulletin (July-October 2007) is now available. [Access the Bulletin here]

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October 2007: IATIS partners with Inttranews  to provide low-cost access to information for student linguists. [Read more]
< October 2007: IATIS announces that the third issue of New Voices in Translation Studies has just opened on the journal's website. [Read more]
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September 2007: New IATIS Publication.  Across Boundaries: International Perspectives on Translation Studies. IATIS is delighted to announce the publication of this new collection edited by Dorothy Kenny (Dublin City University) and Kyongjoo Ryou (Sookmyung Women’s University). 

 

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When you join IATIS, not only are you joining a global community of scholars, academics, practitioners and other experts in translation and intercultural studies, you also get the following benefits:

n IATIS Yearbook: Members paying full fees  receive a free copy of the Association’s Yearbook. All members can download a free copy of the Yearbook from the IATIS Intr@net. More info [+]

n IATIS Intranet: The private, members-only area of iatis.org provides members with access to the latest research and resources relating to translation and intercultural studies. More info [+]

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n Publisher Discounts:  IATIS members are eligible for a range of discounts from leading publishers in the fields of translation and intercultural studies including IATIS publications. More info [+]

n IATIS Bulletin: The IATIS Bulletin is sent to members electronically 4 times a year. Members can access the archive and download past issues via the IATIS Intr@net. More info [+]

n Electronic access to New Voices : New Voices in Translation Studies is an online, peer-reviewed journal on translation studies which is co-sponsored by IATIS and Dublin City University, Centre for Translation and Textual Studies. Members can access the archive and download past issues of the journal via the IATIS Intr@net. More info [+]

n Discount Rates for IATIS Events: Members receive a 20% discount on for IATIS international conferences and a 30% discount on all publications by IATIS.

n IATIS Comp@ss: Members have full posting and access rights to the different sections of the IATIS Comp@ss, the online one-stop resource for Translation and Intercultural Studies scholars. More info [+]

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IATIS members receive a 25% discount when  they order direct by email, or by fax to
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IATIS members receive a 30% discount if they order direct by e-mail, or by fax to +31 (0) 20 4472979 (reference IATIS with all orders).
More information on Rodopi titles is available from its website. Note that the discount is not available on the website.

St. Jerome Publishers
 IATIS members receive a 15% discount on all St. Jerome publications.

 

 

 

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