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The article discusses world languages and their relation with translation and interpreting studies. Topics discussed include bridge communities that break cultural and communication barriers, interpreting skills into disciplines including law enforcement, and the Operation Educate program that was initiated by a criminal justice professor.

Albert Memmi's intellectual nomadism, especially in two very different novels, echoes his preoccupations with Muslim and Jewish relations. His romanticized ancestral novel departs from characteristic somber themes of forced displacement, self-exile, nomadism, and interreligious malaise during a warring twentieth-century marked by the explosive intersections of world and colonial wars along with the birth of new states bordering the Mediterranean Sea. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]