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About the Journal

The Journal of International Legal Communication (JILC) is a gold open access journal (ISSN 2720-1643) established and published by the University of Warsaw. JILC is operated by E-SCIENCE SPACE sp. z o. o.

Language of the publication is English. JILC is published four times a year.

Mission and scope

The mission of the JILC is to connect law, language and communication over all scientific, geographical, political and social divisions.

The term “legal communication” defines various types of research problems: it refers to the effectiveness of law, obtaining information about law, translation of legal acts, harmonization and globalization of law,  communication between lawyers-practitioners undertaken in various contexts, their contacts with lay people, the impact of new information technologies and media on the performance of legal professions, as well as innovative pedagogy. Being an interdisciplinary area, legal communication implies the need for joint efforts of representatives of legal, social and human sciences, especially in an international, European, comparative and empirical context.

JILC is an international scientific peer-reviewed publication that presents the methodological and empirical research of scientists from different countries and reflects a variety of scientific schools and topics concerning an interdisciplinary approach to legal communication.

Subject areas

JILC is an academic journal which aims at the dissemination of studies from a range of areas contributing to legal communication, including law, linguistics, foreign languages and literature, education, sociology, psychology, political studies, business management, administrative services and economics. In addition, it intends to include case studies, as well as new concepts and practices reflecting research on legal communication. JILC seeks to blend both theory and practice and thus contribute to the advancement of the field. We expect submitted articles to be theoretically sound, provide significant research findings and implications for existing approaches.

JILC Writing Mentorship

Copyrights

e Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license as currently displayed on Creative Commons. Here is the link to the CC-BY-NC-ND license at Creative Commons: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

 

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