This collection introduces an innovative micro-analytical approach to interaction management in remote interpreting, offering new insights into our understanding of the conversational dynamics of remote dialogue interpreting.

Esther de Boe is a post-doctoral research fellow and interpreter trainer at the University of Antwerp. She holds a PhD in translation studies and an MA in conference interpreting, translation and liberal arts. She is a board member of the European Network for Public Service Interpreting and Translation and regularly takes part in scientific committees of conferences and a reviewer of scientific journals.

Jelena Vranjes is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Translation, Interpreting and Communication at Ghent University. She obtained her PhD with an eye-tracking study on the role of gaze in dialogue interpreting. She is a frequent reviewer and her work has been published in book chapters and international journals, including Interpreting, Target, Language and Dialogue, and the Journal of Pragmatics.

Heidi Salaets is Associate Professor at KU Leuven, Antwerp Campus where she trains interpreting students and is Head of the Interpreting Studies Research Group. She has published extensively on legal interpreting, healthcare interpreting and new technologies in interpreting and on participatory action research.

Chapter 1: About the need for micro-analytical investigations in remote dialogue interpreting

Esther de Boe, Jelena Vranjes and Heidi Salaets

Chapter 2: Synchronization of interaction in healthcare interpreting by video link and telephone

Esther de Boe

Chapter 3: Resolving comprehension problems in a telephone-interpreted screening interview

Simo K. Määttä and Mari Wiklund

Chapter 4: Ensuring understanding in video remote-interpreted doctor-patient communication

Franz Pöchhacker and Martina Klammer

Chapter 5: Interpreters' repair initiators in video-mediated environments

Jessica Pedersen Belisle Hansen

Chapter 6: Where to look? On the role of eye gaze in regulating turn-taking in video remote interpreting

Jelena Vranjes

Chapter 7: Consecutive interpreting and embodied sequences: Showing evidence at a distance in a video-mediated courtroom setting

Christian Licoppe

Chapter 8: Face-work in video remote interpreting: A multimodal micro-analytical analysis

Dries Cavents and July De Wilde