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This is to remind you that the 6th International Critical Link conference will be held from 26-30 July 2010 at Aston University in Birmingham. The main theme is 'Interpreting in a changing landscape'. It is for the first time that this conference which is specifically devoted to Public Service Interpreting is being held in the UK. About 300 participants have registered so far. If you wish to attend but haven't booked yet, please do so via the website ... See more
dear fellow ProZ members
This is to remind you that the 6th International Critical Link conference will be held from 26-30 July 2010 at Aston University in Birmingham. The main theme is 'Interpreting in a changing landscape'. It is for the first time that this conference which is specifically devoted to Public Service Interpreting is being held in the UK. About 300 participants have registered so far. If you wish to attend but haven't booked yet, please do so via the website
You can also find the draft programme and a list of presenters on the website and other useful information.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Birmingham in July 2010.
On behalf of the local organising committee
Christina Schaeffner
Prof Christina Schaeffner Professor of Translation Studies Director of Translation Studies School of Languages and Social Sciences Aston University Aston Triangle BIRMINGHAM B4 7ET UK
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