The James Joyce in Translation Centre has the following mission and objectives:

to bring together Joyceans, whether translators, Joyce scholars or translation scholars;
to collect all Joyce translations, in all languages, to digitize them, and to make them available to JJTC members;
to create a database of translations, aligned with the source texts at the sentence level, uniquely suited for the development of theory on the poetics of (re)translation, both in a diachronous perspective (i.e. over time, studying subsequent retranslations) and in a synchronous comparative perspective (i.e. studying translations across languages and cultures);
to compile a complete collection of research publications on Joyce in translation;
to organize colloquia and conference panels on Joyce in translation;
to disseminate knowledge on Joyce in all languages, publishing research in international collaboration between JJTC members;
to jointly submit applications for research projects on Joyce translations;
to become a unique platform of information and expertise on Joyce in translation, for scholars and translators alike;
to be a virtual place for networking on Joyce translation and reception;
to open new paths of investigation, including context and text analyses, the introduction of digital humanities and semi-automated corpus analyses, theory-building, genetics of (re)translation, and anything our members would like to develop.