When London's minority migrant communities are referred to in political, media and
everyday discourses, the French tend not to be the people that spring to mind. Despite being …

This chapter describes a contrastive case study carried out with a sample of second-year
undergraduate students studying a BA in Translation at the University of Westminster (UoW) …

Based on a previous case study on common translation errors made by trainee translators
when dealing with phraseological units in legal translation (Huertas Barros and Buendía …

This chapter addresses the overarching question: In trading with European nations, what do
technical communicators need to know about the processes delineated in the European …

This thesis challenges traditional international migration studies which focus on macro-level
drivers or the end-point of the migration trajectory, and instead investigates the subtle forces …

It seems that about 80% of the words in discourse are chosen according to the co-selection
principle rather than for purely syntactic or grammatical reasons (Sinclair 2000: 197). Thus …