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  (TEST)NEXUS: Journal of Translation and Transcultural Communication Studies

  Vol. 9999 No. 1 (1)

  Nexus encompasses a wide range of topics within translation and transcultural

  communication, including but not limited to:

   

   

   

   

  • Theoretical and Methodological Innovations: Exploring new paradigms in translation theory, strategies, and approaches to transcultural communication.

  • Cultural and Linguistic Dynamics: Analyzing how cultural differences and linguistic diversity impact communication and translation practices across borders.

  • Technology and Translation: Examining the role of digital tools, machine translation, and AI in shaping the future of global communication.

  • Translation in Media and Popular Culture: Investigating how translation influences the global dissemination of media, literature, and entertainment.

  • Intercultural Communication in Global Contexts: Understanding how translation and communication strategies bridge cultural gaps in international relations, business, education, and diplomacy.

  • Ethics and Politics of Translation: Addressing the ethical challenges in translation, including issues related to power dynamics, identity, and representation.

  • Translation Pedagogy: Exploring best practices and new developments in theeducation and training of translators and intercultural communicators.

  By engaging with both contemporary research and practical challenges, Nexus aims to provide a comprehensive, global perspective on the evolving fields of translation and transcultural communication. The journal will also feature reviews of books,

  conferences, and significant developments in the field, ensuring that it remains at the

  forefront of scholarship.

  In addition to its academic audience, Nexus aims to be an invaluable resource for translation professionals, communicators, policymakers, and educators seeking to understand the dynamic forces that shape global discourse and interactions.

  We invite scholars from around the world to contribute their research, ideas, and experiences, enriching the conversation on how translation and transcultural communication are transforming the ways we connect, share, and understand one another in the 21st century.