The editors of the International Handbook of Legal Language and Communication: From Text to Semiotics (Springer) are inviting submissions for Section 19: Comparative Cultural Impacts on Legal Transfer. This section focuses on how cultural diversity influences the interpretation and transfer of legal texts, emphasizing the need for cultural sensitivity in multilingual legal systems and offering strategies for clearer, fairer cross-cultural legal communication.
Eligibility
Scholars, researchers, and practitioners with expertise in legal semiotics, jurilinguistics, legal translation, or cross-cultural legal studies are encouraged to contribute.
Roles and Responsibilities
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Submit a 300-word abstract outlining your proposed contribution.
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Provide a short biography highlighting relevant academic or professional experience.
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Engage with the editorial team to refine submissions for inclusion in the handbook.
How to Apply
Send your abstract and bio to the editors: Janny H.C. Leung & Javier Moreno-Rivera.
More details and submission link: https://lnkd.in/erg7CJNU
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