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Sunday, 17 June 2012 19:03

Language and Cultural Aspects of International Mediation

‘Language and Cultural Aspects of International Mediation’ is a two-day event which will be held on the 15th (afternoon), 16th and 17th (morning) August at the University of Nottingham (University Park Campus) in the UK.


This event witnesses the first collaborative efforts between professionals and academics under the innovative theme. The speakers include professional mediators from the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) and academics specialising in sociolinguistics, translation, intercultural communication and conflict management studies. They will present and debate how professional knowledge and academic research into those areas can contribute effectively to the understanding of language use and inter/cross-cultural differences in mediation and conflict management and their representation in translation/interpreting.

 

For the full list of speakers, please follow the link: http://translating-cultures-networking-development.com/list-of-participants

 

To know more about the event and its background, please visit http://translating-cultures-networking-development.com/home

 

Registration is free but essential. Coffee and tea will be provided free of charge. If you'd like to have lunch with the speakers, a charge of £8 for each lunch will incur to cover the cost.

 

Please book your place via http://translating-cultures-networking-development.com/registration-for-non-speakers

 

The registration deadline is 15th July and it is on fist come first served basis.

 

If you experience any difficulties with the booking, please feel free to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

Dr. Xiaohui Yuan, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, University of Nottingham.


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