Thanks a review which came out yesterday, I have been made aware of a book published last year that I think will be of great interest to readers of this blog.
‘Translation Policies in Legal and Institutional Settings‘ includes chapters covering Canada, China, the EU, South Tyrol, Spain, Switzerland, Slovakia, and Belgium from a wide range of perspectives.
“This edited volume documents the state of the art in research on translation policies in legal and institutional settings. Continue reading
A Canadian Symposium on Language and Law will take place at York University, Toronto, Canada from 16-18 June 2023.
The Canadian Symposium on Language and Law will draw together both researchers and practitioners from all areas of language and law (e.g., linguistics, psychology, sociolegal studies, policing, law) and those working within the often siloed subfields such as jurilinguistique, jurilinguistics, legal linguistics, and forensic linguistics, in order to build a research network that will facilitate the coalescence and growth of the field in Canada and will address Canadian justice issues. Continue reading
The Law School at València University in Spain is the venue for the First International Conference on the Right to Languages: Linguistic Policies and Translation and Interpreting in Public Services and Institutions, from 15 to 17 June 2022. Continue reading
The European Language Council / Conseil Européen des Langues aims to actively promote European co-operation between institutions of higher education in the area of languages. It is holding an online conference on 2-3 December 2021 on the theme ‘Languages and rights for an inclusive society‘, hosted by the University of Antwerp. Continue reading
From Words to Deeds: translation & the law 
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