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Bern in the nineteenth century: Emerging institutional translation in a multilingual state
, 2020This chapter investigates the role of Bern as a ‘translating city’ in the nineteenth century, with a focus on the translation policy of the Swiss federal state between 1848 and 1914. Institutional translation is studied from the government’s perspective,
Valérie Dullion
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Institutional translation – EMT Competence Framework and beyond
2022This chapter reports results from a survey that targeted institutional translators in 2021 to examine the skills and competences they consider relevant in their work. The survey was based on the EMT (European Master’s in Translation) Competence Framework (European Commission 2017), and the chapter also describes the path to the 2017 Competence ...
Nicolas Froeliger +2 more
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Networks, Institutions, Translation
Television & New Media, 2008Sociality is always immanent to institutional arrangements. This was the analysis of Althusser and later Foucault. The state, family, school, prison, hospital, madhouse. During the time of Western modernity, as it is commonly understood, we can add the firm, the union, the university.
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Leadership and Policy in Schools, 2019
Education policies are rarely implemented as they have been written or planned. Instead, school principals interpret and apply these policies according to their professional role identity and sensemaking. This study highlights the importance of the micro-
Ravit Mizrahi‐Shtelman
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Education policies are rarely implemented as they have been written or planned. Instead, school principals interpret and apply these policies according to their professional role identity and sensemaking. This study highlights the importance of the micro-
Ravit Mizrahi‐Shtelman
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2017
This chapter proves the decisive importance of local translators. It analyses a large-scale social experiment that is built into the development project aimed at activating the village courts. Whereas in four regions it is implement by a local NGO, in a fifth region it is directly run by the experts of international donor agencies.
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This chapter proves the decisive importance of local translators. It analyses a large-scale social experiment that is built into the development project aimed at activating the village courts. Whereas in four regions it is implement by a local NGO, in a fifth region it is directly run by the experts of international donor agencies.
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Critical Public Health, 2018
This paper describes how a study using institutional ethnography (IE) was used as a decolonizing method of inquiry in a rural Indigenous community in Canada.
Melody E. Morton Ninomiya +2 more
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This paper describes how a study using institutional ethnography (IE) was used as a decolonizing method of inquiry in a rural Indigenous community in Canada.
Melody E. Morton Ninomiya +2 more
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Chinese Translation Studies in the 21st Century, 2014
News translation, as an act or process of reproducing news stories, is carried out as part of an institutional routine. However, previous studies on news translation, mostly focusing on text analysis, usually ignored the institutional practice involved ...
L. Pan
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News translation, as an act or process of reproducing news stories, is carried out as part of an institutional routine. However, previous studies on news translation, mostly focusing on text analysis, usually ignored the institutional practice involved ...
L. Pan
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Translating institutional objectives into action
Quality Assurance in Education, 1999In higher education, translating institutional objectives into meaningful action is a challenging task, particularly given the currency attached to analogies such as the view that managing academics is akin to herding cats, or that teaching in HE is one of the last cottage industries.
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