Books by Jiri Stejskal

• Survey of the FIT Committee for Information on the Status of the Translation & Interpretation Profession. Fédération internationale des traducteurs (International Federation of Translators), 2005.
• International Certification Study. American Translators Association, 2003.

Articles by Jiri Stejskal

• Stir-fried Wikipedia with Pimientos. Alert! Magazine (May 2009), 22-23.
• Tripping over Foreign Tongues. The Deal: The Australian Business Magazine (March 2009), 39.
• Lost in Translation . Leicester and Rutland Life (March 2009), 28-30.
• Non-English Qualitative Research . Alert! Magazine (February 2009), 28-30.
• Save money and face: Hire a professional translator. Direct Marketing (January 2009), 25.
• Quality Assessment in Translation. Enhancing Translation Quality: Ways, Means, Methods. Ed. Martin Forstner, Hannelore Lee-Jahnke, and Peter Schmitt. (2008), 291-300.
• 7,299 Languages And Counting.  Alert! Magazine (November 2008), 34-35 and 40.
• Divided By A Common Language. Alert! Magazine (August 2008), 30, 44 and 46.
• Salve! Navigating the Intricacies of Greeting in Different Cultures. Alert! Magazine (July 2008), 28-29 and 46; also in MRA eNews (July 2008), online publication.
• How Many Spanishes Do You Speak? Alert! Magazine (May 2008), 14-15 and 42.
• Translation Services: Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say. TechNews (April 2008), 14-15.
• Translation: the Funny, the Not-So-Funy, and the Deadly. Alert! Magazine (December 2007), 18-19 and 44.
• Machine Translation: Friend or Foe? Alert! Magazine (November 2007),39-41.
• Internationalization and Localization: What Does It Mean?. Co-authored with Beth Podrovitz and Angèle Surault. Alert! Magazine (August 2007), 18-20 and 22.
• Quality Assessment in Translation. Alert! Magazine (May 2007), 18-22.
• ATA Certification: View of the Corporate Members. ATA Chronicle 4 (2007), 15-18.
• Holidays Around the World. Alert! Magazine (December 2006), 8, 16-18.
• Quality Assessment in Translation. ATA Chronicle 10 (2006), 12-16; revised reprint from MultiLingual (June 2006), 41-44.
• Chinese Join the Global Travel Market: Do You Know How to Talk to Them? Alert! Magazine (August 2006), 26-28.
• Quality Assessment in Translation. MultiLingual (June 2006), 41-44.
• Avoiding the Traps of Multilingual Online Research. Co-authored with Beth Podrovitz. Alert! Magazine (April 2006), 18-19 and 21.
• Resume Writing for Freelancers. Co-authored with Beth Podrovitz. ATA Chronicle 2 (2006), 16-18.
• Writing Translation-Friendly Surveys. Co-authored with Beth Podrovitz. Alert! Magazine (February 2006), 18-20 and 24.
• Success in Any Language: Tips for Buying Translation Services. Co-authored with Beth Podrovitz. Quirk´s Marketing Research Review (November 2005), 38-42.
• Certification Worldwide: Survey of the FIT Status Committee.” ATA Chronicle 10 (2005), 10-12, 15.
• Survey of Corporate and Freelance Members Regarding Payment Practices. Co-authored with Dorothee Racette. ATA Chronicle 6 (2005), 11-17.
• How do you say Muggle in Norwegian? Bulletin of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (United Kingdom) 1/2 (2004), 9-10.
• Credentialing of Translators and Interpreters: An International Perspective. The regulation, vel non, of the translation and interpretation professions within the context of European Union expansion. Conference materials collected from a conference organized by the Centre of Modern Translation and Interpretation Studies, University of Lodz, Poland (2003), 29-36.
• International Certification Study: Germany. ADÜ Nord Infoblatt (Germany) 2 (2003), 6.
• International Certification Study. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Conference of the American Translators Association (2002). 69-75.
• International Certification: The ATA Perspective. Proceedings of the XVI World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (2002), 349-53.

Other Publications by Jiri Stejskal

“International Certification Study.” Monthly column in ATA Chronicle:

• Accreditation Program in Brazil (July 2001)
• Accreditation by the South African Translators’ Institute (August 2001)
• Non-Degree Professional Certificates for Arabic (September 2001)
• Accreditation in Australia (October 2001)
• Czech Republic (November/December 2001)
• OTTIAQ (January 2002)
• Finland and Sweden (February 2002)
• Canada Revisited (March 2002)
• Austria (April 2002)
• UK and Ireland (May 2002)
• Argentina (June 2002)
• Norway (July 2002)
• Denmark (August 2002)
• Japan (September 2002)
• Spain and Portugal (October 2002)
• Ukraine (November/December 2002)
• Germany (January 2003)
• Mexico (February 2003)
• South America Revisited ( March 2003)
• Belgium and the Netherlands (April 2003)
• The Arab Countries (May 2003)
• The United States (June 2003)
• ATA’s Credential (July 2003)
• Lessons Learned (August 2003)

“From the President.” Monthly column in ATA Chronicle:

• Looking Back, Looking Ahead (November-December 2007)
• Who We Are, Who We Are Not (January 2008)
• On Statistics and Competition (February 2008)
• Strictly Strategy (March 2008)
• Public Relations (April 2008)
• Republic of Letters (May 2008)
• Regulation Vel Non (June 2008)
• Ornament in Prosperity and Refuge in Adversity (July 2008)
• ATA on the Hill (August 2008)
• ATA to Host XIX FIT World Congress (September 2008)
• It´s Not Who You Know, It´s Who Knows You (October 2008)
• I Can No Other Answer Make But Thanks (November-December 2008)
• Translate Server Error (January 2009)
• SWOT – What´s Hot and What´s Not (February 2009)
• Our Strengths (March 2009)
• What We Are Lacking (April 2009)
• Opportunity Is Knocking (May 2009)
• Our Challenges (June 2009)
• Client Outreach (July 2009)
• Ask Not What the Crowd Can Do for You (August 2009)
• American Translators Association 1959-2009 (September 2009)
• First Person Singular (October 2009)

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