Studying at the University of Verona
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English for global legal studies (2021/2022)
Teaching code
4S009467
Teacher
Coordinator
Credits
3
Language
English
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
IUS/21 - COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW
Program
This module introduces the fields of Legal Linguistics and Global Legal Languages, looking at a number of different legal global variables through a linguistic lens and highlighting essential study skills.
Part One: THEORETICAL OVERVIEW
- Law, English and Globalisation
- From Law and Linguistics to Legal Linguistics
- Globalisation and Legal Languages
- Global Legal Languages
- Economics and Globalisation: Legal Pragmatics and Semantic Change
Part Two: LEGAL GLOBAL VARIABLES AND LANGUAGE
- International and Transnational Actors
- Good Governance
- Domination and Conditionalities
- Legal Systems of the World
- Climate Change and Mobility
- Diglossia(s): EU English/Islamic Finance
Part Three: PATTERNS OF LEGAL GLOBALITIES
- Law and Development
- Law and Finance
- Convergence of Laws
- Outcomes: Financial Domination
Part Four: STUDY SKILLS
- Law, Language, and Indicators
- Leximetrics
- Measuring the law: some examples
Examination Methods
Continuous assessment plus one midterm test and one final test
