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“The Handbook offers a timely interdisciplinary mapping of the use, role and modalities of translation and interpreting in situations of armed conflicts.”Myriam Salama-Carr, University of Manchester, UK

Translating refugee culinary cultures Hong Kong's narratives of integration

Based on interviews with representatives from two charities and analysis of two cookbooks and a website with food-related refugee stories, this article investigates food preparation by asylum seekers as a translation activity influenced by food materiality and its cultural significance.

Translation and Interpreting Studies 17(1), 88-110.

This volume addresses a regional gap in the treatment of children's literature in translation, expands our understanding of the topic of violence in children's literature, and critically engages with the traditional othering of the Balkans in the imagination (and politics) of the Global North. ---Professor Brian James Baer, Kent State University, USA

CALL FOR PAPERS

IATIS REGIONAL WORKSHOP

Translating Resistance: Literary Activism in Conflict and Solidarity.
Hosted by the Translation Research & Instruction Program (TRIP) at Binghamton University (SUNY), New York.

October 3-4, 2026.

Binghamton University (SUNY), New York

Deadline for abstracts: 30 April 2026

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Translation Beyond Human Languages and Cultures in Times of Ecological Crises

12-13 November 2026

Yıldız Technical University, Istanbul (Türkiye)

Deadline for abstracts: 1 April 2026

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

Collective Remembrance:
Engaging Youth Through Curatorial Practices - COREM

Examining Translation and Interpreting as Inclusion: Language Use in Hong Kong’s Development Aid to Africa

Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins: 110% Hong Kong Collective

Translating Hong Kong Literature: A Students' Project in Digital Publishing

UPCOMING EVENTS & TALKS

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Prof Marija Todorova

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The Education University of Hong Kong

Department of Linguistics and

Modern Language Studies

B4-1/F-47 | T. 2948 7190

mtodorova@eduhk.hk

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Translating Hong Kong Contemporary Literature

Prof. Marija TODOROVA

TRANSLATION STUDIES AND PEACE STUDIES
TRANSLATION IN DEVELOPMENT
CRISIS COMMUNICATION
CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

Translating refugee culinary cultures Hong Kong's narratives of integration

CALL FOR PAPERS

IATIS REGIONAL WORKSHOP

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Collective Remembrance:
Engaging Youth Through Curatorial Practices - COREM

Examining Translation and Interpreting as Inclusion: Language Use in Hong Kong’s Development Aid to Africa

Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins: 110% Hong Kong Collective

Translating Hong Kong Literature: A Students' Project in Digital Publishing

UPCOMING EVENTS & TALKS

Contact

TRANSLATION STUDIES AND PEACE STUDIES TRANSLATION IN DEVELOPMENT CRISIS COMMUNICATION CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE ​

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

Translating refugee culinary cultures Hong Kong's narratives of integration

CALL FOR PAPERS

IATIS REGIONAL WORKSHOP

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Collective Remembrance: Engaging Youth Through Curatorial Practices - COREM​ ​

Examining Translation and Interpreting as Inclusion: Language Use in Hong Kong’s Development Aid to Africa

Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins: 110% Hong Kong Collective

Translating Hong Kong Literature: A Students' Project in Digital Publishing

​UPCOMING EVENTS & TALKS

Contact

TRANSLATION STUDIES AND PEACE STUDIES
TRANSLATION IN DEVELOPMENT
CRISIS COMMUNICATION
CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE

Collective Remembrance:
Engaging Youth Through Curatorial Practices - COREM

UPCOMING EVENTS & TALKS