Translation theory

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Anthony PYM: Translation theory as historical problem-solving”. Intercultural Communication Review 9 (2011).    “Recent calls for non – Western translation theories raise the more basic question of where Western thought comes from and how it is historically conditioned. Here we … Read More

Surtitles

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Surtitle is broadcast during a live performance by any technical means whatsoever, of translation in the public language, of what is recited or sung on stage. Comments Surtitle is mainly used for plays performed in foreign languages, foreign operas or … Read More

Assessing the proportionality of specific corporate requirements imposed on gambling operators in EU

Seat requirements The CJEU has held that “the requirement that an undertaking create a permanent establishment or branch in the Member State in which the services are provided runs directly counter to the freedom to provide services since it renders … Read More

Behavioral economics

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Behavioral economics is a field of economics that studies the behavior of human beings in economic situations. One of the main objectives of behavioral economics is particularly describe and explain why, in some situations, humans adopt a behavior that may … Read More

Peer review

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In science, peer review means the collective activity of researchers who consider critically the work of other researchers (their “peers”). These assessments can be for a specific search submitted for publication in a scientific journal or to be presented at … Read More

Osterbrunnen

German tradition of the Fichtelgebirge region (the decorating of fountains for Easter with lily stylized flowers and painted eggs) dates back to the Huguenot settlement (reference article in the local press Frankenpost dating Easter 2007). However the origin of this … Read More

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