Review: Nuevos estudios sobre traducción para el ámbito institucional y comercial, by Daniel Gallego Hernandez (ed.) / New approaches to translation in institutional and business settings, by Daniel Gallego-Hernandez (ed.), Ed. Peter Lang, 2019

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Translation, business translation, legal institutions, translation and University

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María del Carmen López Ruiz
UNIVERSITY OF CÓRDOBA (SPAIN)

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We would like to present here a new volume about Translation on institutional and business fields that has just been released (2019). The editor, Daniel Gallego‑Hernández, takes charge of a wide range of contributions carried out by several pundits and experts in terms of business and institutional translation and also in terms of the relationship between University and Translation. Divided into three different sections, we will find the latest advances with regards to Translation Studies on these fields of work. This book will leave readers, researchers and translators with a great deal to think about.

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López Ruiz, M. del C. (2019). Review: Nuevos estudios sobre traducción para el ámbito institucional y comercial, by Daniel Gallego Hernandez (ed.) / New approaches to translation in institutional and business settings, by Daniel Gallego-Hernandez (ed.), Ed. Peter Lang, 2019. Transletters. International Journal of Translation and Interpreting, (3), 183–190. Consulté à l’adresse https://journals.uco.es/tl/article/view/12021
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No 3 (2019)
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