Twenty is Plenty
Editorial, Volume 9, Part 1
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31273/eirj.v9i1.921Keywords:
editorial, plurality in translation, call for abstracts, call for papers, milestone issuesAbstract
In this introductory editorial, the journal's Editor-in-Chief reflects back on reaching the milestone 20th issue of Exchanges, at the end of a busy publication year. The piece moves on to introduce each of the articles in the issue in turn, providing a brief summary of each piece. Next the open calls for abstracts and papers are highlighted, with the current 'plurality of translation' special issue call given particular attention. After looking forward to future issues, and acknowledging the title's supporters, the editorial closes by highlighting the ways readers and contributors can engage in ongoing conversations with the journal and its editorial team.
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