Translation and Conflict Mona Baker Routledge 2006 Paperback Book

Secure your copy of Mona Baker's Translation and Conflict: A Narrative Account (Routledge 2006 Paperback). This is a must-have academic text for students and researchers in Translation Studies, Intercultural Communication, and Sociology, exploring the critical role of translators and interpreters in conflict zones, political movements, and shaping global narratives. This groundbreaking book examines how translation is not a neutral act, but a site of power and resistance, using real-world examples from conflicts like Guantánamo and Kosovo. It is essential reading for understanding the ethical responsibility and political agency of language professionals.