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History and Background History and Background
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Legal Discourse Legal Discourse
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Legal Discourse in International Arbitration: The Project Legal Discourse in International Arbitration: The Project
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Overview of Investigations Overview of Investigations
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Arbitration Rules Arbitration Rules
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Statutes on Arbitration Statutes on Arbitration
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Summarizing the Results Summarizing the Results
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Main Issues of Focus in the Present Volume Main Issues of Focus in the Present Volume
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Vagueness and Indeterminacy Vagueness and Indeterminacy
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Globalization of Legal Practice Globalization of Legal Practice
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Litigation v. Arbitration Litigation v. Arbitration
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Socio-Cultural Constraints on Arbitration: Harmonization of Legal Discourse Socio-Cultural Constraints on Arbitration: Harmonization of Legal Discourse
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Confidentiality in Arbitration Confidentiality in Arbitration
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Arbitral Awards Arbitral Awards
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Multicultural Tribunals Multicultural Tribunals
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Translation Translation
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References References
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1 Concepts, Contexts and Procedures in Arbitration Discourse
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Published:January 2008
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Abstract
This volume is an attempt to address some legal discourse questions by contributing to the basic knowledge of legal language typically used in international commercial arbitration, and to suggest implications of this for legal practice, legal translation, and legal practitioner training. This chapter has three major objectives: firstly, to identify and bring into focus some of the main concepts and constructs in the field of comparative legal discourse; secondly, to identify and characterize the main contexts—socio-political, institutional, and professional—in terms of which comparative legal discourse can be studied, and where such study is practically relevant; and finally, to identify and outline an integrated set of appropriate discourse-analytical and other methodological procedures that enable the grounded study of legal writing so as to provide substantive, relevant, and usable accounts of value to practitioners in various fields.
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