Language Rights

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• « Splendeur et misère » du multilinguisme institutionnel de l’Union européenne

  Ivo Petrů
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  An Insight into Linguistic Rights before the Courts and in Public Education in the United States of America

  Loreno D'Angelo

• The Deaf as a linguistic minority in Poland: Legal Aspirations and Legal Pursuits

  Urszula Bartnikowska, Dorota Lis-Staranowicz

• Decoding sign language legal status: exploring a distinct category (or tertium genus) between recognition and officiality A comparative analysis

  Filipe Venade de Sousa

• Editorial

  Elena Ioriatti

• Enforcing victims’ language rights Paraprofessional interpretation and terminological work at the International Criminal Court

  Petra Lea Láncos

• Linguistic Obstacles for Migrating Professionals in the EU Internal Market: Time for a Legislative Overhaul

  Stefaan Van der Jeught
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  The Luxembourgish Language Law and Policy: a Fairy Tale come true?

  Stefaan Van der Jeught

• Preferred Name in the Brazilian Legal System Creating an Institution to Combat Prejudice and Discrimination

  Eduardo Tadeu Roque Amaral

• Regulatory Linguistic Requirements for Product Labelling in the Internal Market of the European Union

  Stefaan van der Jeught
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  Rethinking language rights in the international order

  Indira Boutier

• The entangled relationship between law and language in the globalized world.

  Węgliński Cezary

• The legal recognition of sign languages in an intersectional perspective

  Lucia Busatta

• The Problems of Legal Translation

  Rodolfo Sacco

• The unpredictable path of legal transplants: some analogy with language evolution

  Silvia Ferreri

• Translating the idea of “prééminence du droit”: divergent origins and homogeneous evolutions of État de droit, Rechtsstaatlichkeit, Stato di diritto and Rule of law?

  Flavio Guella

• Words travel worlds: language in the internal market and the national identity of Member States

  Hanneke Van Eijken, Eva Meyermans Spelmans