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¡¾Ä¿Â¼¡¿ Part I General Theory >Macro- and Micro-turns in Translation Studies >Translation Studies in Europe- Reasons for It, and Problems to Work On >Origins and Conceptual Analysis of the Term 'Traductologie/ Translatology' >State of the Art in Community Interpreting Research:Mapping the Main Research Topics >Incubation, Birth and Growth:Observations on the First 20 Years of Target >Quo Vadis, Functional Translatology Part Il Multidisciplinary Research >Considerations for Translation Rights >The Industrialization of Translation:Causes, Consequences and Challenges >Understanding the Economics of Machine Translation >The Neuroscience of Translation >The Borrowers:Researching the Cognitive Aspects of Translation >Leave No Stone Unturned:On the Development of Cognitive Translatology >The Sociology of Translation and Its "Activist Turn" Part Ill Translation Technology and Locolization >The Project Manager and Virtual Translation Teams:Critical Factors >Digitalizing Translation >Translation as the New Game in the Digital Era >The Turn of Audiovisual Translation:New Audiences and New Technologies e 338 The Future of General Tendencies in Translation:Explicitation in Web Localization >Crowdsourcing, Corpus Use and the Search for Translation Naturalness:A Comparable Corpus Study of Facebook and Non-translated Social Networking Sites Part ¢ô Translation Teaching and Research Research Competences in Translation Studies >Translation Studies at a Cross-roads >Developing Psychological Skill for the Global Language Industry£ºAn Exploration of Approaches to Translator and Interpreter Training >Teleworking and Collaborative Work Environments in Translation Training >Fostering Social Competence in Translation Studies >Online-interpreting in Synchronous Cyber Classrooms >Electronic Target-language Specialised Corpora in Translator Education:Building and Searching Strategies