Vol. 10 No. 1 (2022)

Welcome to the June 2022 edition of the International Journal Law language & Discourse. In this edition we present 6 papers. This edition comes from far and wide, Indonesia, Australia, Hong Kong, India, Spain, USA and our colleagues in Ukraine.

Published: 2022-05-24

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Foreword

Paul Robertson

1-3
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Legal Interpreting and Translanguaging: Contested Spaces in the Centre-Periphery Dynamic

Alan Runcieman

4-23
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Writing to Get Published: The Necessary Elements of Scholarly Journal Articles

Benedict Sheehy

24-37
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Using Discipline-specific Corpora Data-driven Learning in an EFL-medium University Setting: The Case of Apprehend and Apprehension in Legal Pleading

Peter Storey, Nigel Bruce

38-68
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‘Defending Religious Rights’: The Critical Analysis of Religious Minority Discourse in Indonesia

Andi Muhammad Irawan, Nasmilah, Andi Syurganda

69-85
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English for Border Guards by Means of Problem-Based Technology

Maiia Karpushyna, Ihor Bloshchynsky

86-109
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Needs Analysis and Legal English Course Design in Pre-Master of Laws Program: A Case Study in a U.S. University Law School

Xiaoqin Cao, Julie Driscol, Ulla Connor

110-124
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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2022)

Full Issue

Articles

Foreword

Legal Interpreting and Translanguaging: Contested Spaces in the Centre-Periphery Dynamic

Writing to Get Published: The Necessary Elements of Scholarly Journal Articles

Using Discipline-specific Corpora Data-driven Learning in an EFL-medium University Setting: The Case of Apprehend and Apprehension in Legal Pleading

‘Defending Religious Rights’: The Critical Analysis of Religious Minority Discourse in Indonesia

English for Border Guards by Means of Problem-Based Technology

Needs Analysis and Legal English Course Design in Pre-Master of Laws Program: A Case Study in a U.S. University Law School

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