Mustapha Taibi is Associate Professor in Interpreting and Translation at Western Sydney University, Australia. He is the leader of the International Community Translation Research Group and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Translation & Interpreting. Among his recent books is New Insights into Arabic Translation and Interpreting (2016, Multilingual Matters).

This book constitutes a timely addition to the literature on community translation. It provides an excellent introduction to the multifaceted role of community translators, which is vital in ensuring social justice for minority and marginalised groups. The contributions included in this book deal with a wide range of under-researched topics, and, therefore, it should become a key reference for future explorations of an activity that has become essential in our linguistically and culturally diverse societies.

• Gerhard Budin: ForewordMustapha Taibi: IntroductionMustapha Taibi: Quality Assurance in Community TranslationDorothy Kelly: Education for Community Translation: Thirteen Key IdeasAlicia Rueda-Acedo: From the Classroom to the Job Market: Integrating Service-Learning and Community Translation in a Legal Translation CourseHarold Lesch: From Practice to Theory: Societal Factors as a Norm Governing Principle for Community TranslationIgnacio García: Volunteers and Public Service TranslationBrooke Townsley: Community Translation in the UK: An Enquiry into PracticeCarmen Valero Garcés and Raquel Lázaro Gutiérrez: Community Translation in Spanish Penitentiaries: A Co-Ordinated ApproachLeong Ko: Community Translation in the Australian ContextJean Burke: Linguistic Diversity amongst Swahili-Speakers: A Challenge for Translation in AustraliaMustapha Taibi: Concluding Remarks

Mustapha Taibi is Associate Professor in Interpreting and Translation at Western Sydney University, Australia. He is the leader of the International Community Translation Research Group and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Translation & Interpreting. Among his recent books is New Insights into Arabic Translation and Interpreting (2016, Multilingual Matters).

This book constitutes a timely addition to the literature on community translation. It provides an excellent introduction to the multifaceted role of community translators, which is vital in ensuring social justice for minority and marginalised groups. The contributions included in this book deal with a wide range of under-researched topics, and, therefore, it should become a key reference for future explorations of an activity that has become essential in our linguistically and culturally diverse societies.

• Gerhard Budin: ForewordMustapha Taibi: IntroductionMustapha Taibi: Quality Assurance in Community TranslationDorothy Kelly: Education for Community Translation: Thirteen Key IdeasAlicia Rueda-Acedo: From the Classroom to the Job Market: Integrating Service-Learning and Community Translation in a Legal Translation CourseHarold Lesch: From Practice to Theory: Societal Factors as a Norm Governing Principle for Community TranslationIgnacio García: Volunteers and Public Service TranslationBrooke Townsley: Community Translation in the UK: An Enquiry into PracticeCarmen Valero Garcés and Raquel Lázaro Gutiérrez: Community Translation in Spanish Penitentiaries: A Co-Ordinated ApproachLeong Ko: Community Translation in the Australian ContextJean Burke: Linguistic Diversity amongst Swahili-Speakers: A Challenge for Translation in AustraliaMustapha Taibi: Concluding Remarks

Mustapha Taibi is Associate Professor in Interpreting and Translation at Western Sydney University, Australia. He is the leader of the International Community Translation Research Group and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Translation & Interpreting. Among his recent books is New Insights into Arabic Translation and Interpreting (2016, Multilingual Matters).

This book constitutes a timely addition to the literature on community translation. It provides an excellent introduction to the multifaceted role of community translators, which is vital in ensuring social justice for minority and marginalised groups. The contributions included in this book deal with a wide range of under-researched topics, and, therefore, it should become a key reference for future explorations of an activity that has become essential in our linguistically and culturally diverse societies.

• Gerhard Budin: ForewordMustapha Taibi: IntroductionMustapha Taibi: Quality Assurance in Community TranslationDorothy Kelly: Education for Community Translation: Thirteen Key IdeasAlicia Rueda-Acedo: From the Classroom to the Job Market: Integrating Service-Learning and Community Translation in a Legal Translation CourseHarold Lesch: From Practice to Theory: Societal Factors as a Norm Governing Principle for Community TranslationIgnacio García: Volunteers and Public Service TranslationBrooke Townsley: Community Translation in the UK: An Enquiry into PracticeCarmen Valero Garcés and Raquel Lázaro Gutiérrez: Community Translation in Spanish Penitentiaries: A Co-Ordinated ApproachLeong Ko: Community Translation in the Australian ContextJean Burke: Linguistic Diversity amongst Swahili-Speakers: A Challenge for Translation in AustraliaMustapha Taibi: Concluding Remarks