COVID-19 and Current Changes in Translation and Interpreting Studies

Editorial
• Globalization, localization and translation in the context of COVID‑19
  Hendrik J. Kockaert | pp. 95–96
Articles
• The socio-digital manifestations of subtitling COVID-19-related clips on social media platforms in Saudi Arabia: The case of social media (fan)subtitling on Twitter
  Bandar Altalidi | pp. 97–119
• Personal and interpersonal competence of to-be translators and interpreters during COVID-19 remote learning (students’ perspective)
  Soňa Hodáková & Emília Perez | pp. 120–138
• Localizing the COVID-19 pandemic in Qatar: Interpreters’ narratives of cultural, temporal and spatial reconfiguration of practice
  Julie Boéri & Deborah Giustini | pp. 139–161
• The first courses on localization in Slovakia: Expectations vs. reality
  Marián Kabát | pp. 162–179
• Unintentional containment of the contaminated: The role of translation and interpreting during the COVID-19 crisis in Thailand
  Koraya Techawongstien & Narongdej Phanthaphoommee | pp. 180–205
• Work-family interface and job outcomes among professional translators and interpreters: Do COVID-19 and parenting alter the relationship?
  Sonja Kitanovska-Kimovska | pp. 206–229
• How COVID-19 changes the way we approach pedagogy for translation
  Lisi Liang | pp. 230–252

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