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100			_918593 _aTiselius, Elisabet E.
245		4	_aWhy I train interpreters _hRecurso electrónico
260			_aAlexandria, VA _bAmerican Translators Association _cnovember-december 2016
300			_ap. 30
310			_aBimonthly
490			_vvol. 45, n. 6 _aThe ATA Chronicle : number 6, volume XLV, November/December 2016
520			_a"I live in a tiny conference interpreting market. The number of Swedish members of the International Association of Conference Interpreters (AIIC) is under 30, and the total number of Swedish A-language conference interpreters worldwide is probably under 100. Our biggest clients are the European institutions, so any change in meeting or language policy has an immediate and dramatic impact on the market. On top of this, the Swedish have a long and strong tradition of learning and using languages, so interpreters are often deemed unnecessary."
650		2	_aFORMACIÓN PROFESIONAL _95739
650		2	_aENSEÑANZA DE LA INTERPRETACIÓN _95434
650		2	_aMERCADO DE LA INTERPRETACION _96688
651		0	_918594 _aSUECIA
773			_010312 _tThe ATA Chronicle, volume XLV, number 6 _x1078-6457 _aAmerican Translator Association _dAlexandria, VA American Translators Association november-december 2016 _910353 _oATA-2016-06_30
856			_fATA-Chronicle-ND2016-30.pdf _uhttp://biblio.traductores.org.ar/documentos/ATA-Chronicle-ND2016-30.pdf _yAcceso en linea (PDF)
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