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1. Introduction 2. Round-table discussion on translation in the newmillennium 3. No global communication without translation - Peter Newmark(University of Surrey) 4. Some of Peter Newmark's translation categoriesrevisited - Albrecht Neubert (University of Leipzig) 5. Looking forward tothe translation: on 'a dynamic reflection of human activities' - KirstenMalmkjaer (University of Middlesex) 6. With translation in mind - MarshallMorris 7. Tracing back (in awe) a hundred years' history of Spanishtranslations - Raquel Merino (University of Basque Country) 8. The troubledidentity of literary translation - Piotr Kuhiwczak (University of Warwick) 9.Interlinear translation and discourse a la Mark Twain - Gunnar Magnusson(University of Stockholm) 10. Meaning, truth, and morality in translation -Martin Weston (European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg) 11. The decline ofthe native speaker - David Graddol (The Open University) 12. English aslingua franca and its influences on discourse norms in other languages -Juliane House (University of Hamburg) 13. Interpreting and translation in theUK public services Ann Corsellis OBE (Vice Chairman of Council of TheInstitute of Linguists) 14. Audio-visual translation in the third millennium- Jorge Diaz Cintas (University of Surrey) 15. Translation and interpretingassessment in the context of educational measurement - Stuart Campbell andSandra Hale (University of Western Sydney) 16. A comment on translationethics and education - Gerard McAlester (University of Tampere, Finland)