Legal Discourse across Cultures and Systems
Legal Discourse across Cultures and Systems
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Abstract
What exactly is legal about legal language? What happens to legal language when it is used across linguistic, national, socio-political, cultural, and legal systems? In what way is generic integrity of legal documents maintained in multilingual and multi-cultural contexts? What happens when the same rule of law is applied across legal systems? By bringing together scholars and practitioners from more than ten countries, representing various jurisdictions, languages, and socio-political backgrounds, this book addresses key issues arising from the differences in legal or sociocultural systems. The discussions are based not only on the analysis of the legal texts alone, but also on the factors shaping such constructions and interpretations.
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Front Matter
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Introductory
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Perspectives and Issues
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Mixing Legal Cultures in International Arbitration: The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal
Peter Malanczuk
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Hybrid Dispute Processing in Japan: Linking Arbitration with Conciliation
Yasunobu Sato
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Confidentiality in Arbitrations
Christopher To
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International Commercial Arbitration in India: A Study of Discursive Practices
Kusum Dhanania
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Mixing Legal Cultures in International Arbitration: The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal
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Comparative Analysis and Interpretation
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Interpretation across Legal Systems and Cultures: A Critical Perspective
Vijay K. Bhatia andChristopher N. Candlin
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Vagueness and Indeterminacy in Law
Jan Engberg andDorothee Heller
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Powers of the Court in the Malaysian Arbitration Act
Azirah Hashim
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Discourse Systems in English Arbitration Awards
Girolamo Tessuto
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Rhetorical Strategies in Arbitration Law
Anna Trosborg
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Cultural Constraints on Arbitration Discourse
Maurizio Gotti
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Interpretation across Legal Systems and Cultures: A Critical Perspective
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Applications and Implications
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End Matter
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