International Journal of Translation – IJT (ISSN 0970-9819), started in 1989 is a peer-reviewed international journal that has been publishing original research papers devoted to TRANSLATION STUDIES. It is published in March and September every year.

It provides a forum for the discussion of the various theories of translation and interpreting and their practical application; the various processes involved in literary, machine and technical translations; the experience and the points of view of translators while translating & the translated texts from the point of view of cultural and sociolinguistic appropriateness.

Some of the major areas of focus are:

•  Translation theories
•  Machine translation
•  Translation problems
•  Translation vs. interpreting
•  Computer-assisted translation (CAT)
•  Translation and neurology
•  Cultural translation
•  Translation and morphology
•  Translation processes
•  Translation and semantics
•  Translation and cognition
•  Natural language processing (NLP)
•  Translation as learning strategy
•  Translation and equivalence
•  Translation and psycholinguistics
•  Translation and communication
•  Technical translation
•  Medical translation
•  Legal translation
•  Literary translation
•  Audio-visual translation
•  Literal translation and its problems
•  Financial translation
•  Scientific translation
•  Interpreting
•  Transcreation
•  Content management systems
•  Translation and localization
•  Commercial translation
•  Transliteration
•  Borrowing
•  Transposition
•  Modulation
•  Power relations and translation
•  Translation, politics and nations
•  Translation criticisms
•  Children’s Literature Translation Studies (CLTS)

IJT will strive to build up a working group on translators’ community across different media; to keep each other informed on what is happening where in translation and to report on translated versions of any major text with a view to analyzing different translated versions from the point of view of contrastive translatology.