Language policies for social justice — Translation, interpreting, and access
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https://doi.org/10.7203/Just.1.25367Palabras clave:
Traducción, interpretación, disponibilidad lingüística, políticas lingüísticas, justicia social, juego de ultimátum, teoría de juegos
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Esta es la introducción del número especial sobre Políticas lingüísticas y justicia social. El artículo introductorio utiliza el juego del ultimátum como el cristal con el que observar la asignación de recursos y las políticas lingüísticas. El artículo sostiene que las comunidades lingüísticas dominantes comienzan el juego en una posición ventajosa que les permite decidir la oferta que se presentará a las comunidades lingüísticas no dominantes. Este enfoque permite explorar las normas de equidad en comunidades tradicionalmente o emergentemente multilingües, recurriendo a los estudios de traducción e interpretación. Por último, la introducción explora de qué maneras los artículos de este número especial están en posición de contribuir a la justicia social. Se argumenta que logran ese objetivo articulando la forma en que los estudios de traducción e interpretación pueden contribuir a la elaboración de leyes, a la formulación de políticas y a la práctica, lo que tiene consecuencias para quienes se dedican a la traducción y la interpretación, así como para quienes trabajan en situaciones que requieren mediación y para las personas que utilizan los servicios públicos.
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Esther Monzó-Nebot, Universitat Jaume I
Christopher D. Mellinger, UNC Charlotte
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