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Miscellaneous Articles on Interpreting from the SlavFile Archives
- Articles on Interpreting by Laura Wolfson
- The Slovist (1998-2004) by Raphy Alden from the SlavFile Interpreter column
- Assorted Pre-1998 Articles
- Miscellaneous Articles of Interest to Interpreters II (Spring 2007)
Other Articles of Interest
- Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian: A Textbook with Exercises and Basic Grammar by Ronelle Alexander and Ellen Elias-Bursać (Madison, WI, 2006). Reviewed by Stephen M. Dickey
- For the Imperfectly Articulate Stone-Kovner Presentation on the Use of Articles in English (November 2007)
Glossaries
- A Crash Course in Experimental Design & Statistics for Biomedical Translators, English-Russian, by Lydia Stone
- Legal and Social Sciences Glossary, English-Russian, by Emma Garkavi and Vadim Kazhin
- Characteristics of Legal English, English-Russian, by Tom West
- General and Business Terminology (Russian Neologisms), by Konstantin Lakshin
- End of Life Issues, English-Russian, by Elana Pick
- Colloquial English Words Ending in --Y, by Lydia Stone
- Translating Court Forms: Lessons Learned by Emma Garkavi (ATA Conference, November 1, 2007)
Resources on Corporate Governance in Russia
- Translation and Corporate Governance in Russia, by Lehmann Brothers
- Corporate Governance in Russia, collection of resources
Samples
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