Therefore, we believe, despite certain limitations of this study, that it will provide the readership with some serviceable figures on recent trends in the sphere of translation publishing affairs and give impetus for further similar research projects. Considering the temporal scope and methodological approach of this study, it is possible to say that it appears to be among the first efforts in the area of bibliographic works on translation activity from Arabic to Bosnian. Within the interpretative frame set in our research, we considered the three following elements: the position of Arabic language in the cultural heritage of BiH, peculiarities of academic discourse related to Oriental philology in BiH after the 1990s, the state of affairs in the publishing sector of BiH.

Such an orientation enabled us to draw conclusions of the actual relevance of the statistical findings.

Nevertheless, in order to understand the real meaning of the given figures, we chose to contextualise the collected bibliographic data in the wider social and cultural framework. Yet, it is not quantity of the published works that makes Bosnian case distinguished, the remarkable quality of the translations is honoured by the eminent international and national awards granted to their translators. The results indicate the total number of 513 titles translated from Arabic published in the considered period, which significantly overpasses the average production in the Southeast Europe. Based on those findings, we tried to identify and analyze dominant trends in translation activity over the course of extremely turbulent period for Bosnia and Herzegovina (hereafter BiH). Introduction Our main research objective in this study was to collect and systematize bibliographic data on the published translations from Arabic to Bosnian during the past two decades. This work is licensed under Creative Commons Next Page Foundation series of studies on translation flows in partnership with 'Translating in the Mediterranean' project of Transeuropéennes and the Anna Linh Foundation Translations from Arabic in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1990-2010 a study by the Next Page Foundation conducted by Amina Isanović and Mirnes Duranović November 2010

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