Abstract Legal-language scholarship spans disciplines, institutions, languages, and bibliographic systems. This article develops an account of its organization across Common law, Civil law, Islamic law, and the Chinese legal context. Searches of Web of Science, Scopus, and CNKI yielded 9,290 publications through July 3...
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