This special issue takes into consideration some specific instances of how the adoption of digital approaches and tools affect legal language and its investigation.
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Works should be between 6000 and 8000 words, though longer articles will be read and considered. We are now also accepting abridged Masteral Theses and Ph.D. Dissertations—length is not applicable in this case. You should submit a precis introducing your paper. Every author must submit a brief biography as well as the following information. All […]
Submission Guidelines
Summary for preliminary acceptance for review Have you included the no prior submission undertaking? This is an original publication and has not been published elsewhere and has not been submitted elsewhere or is under review in any other journal. Only MS Document format is accepted All URL addresses in the text are activated Specified if your […]
IJLLD Submission Guidelines
The International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse (IJLLD) is a fully peer-reviewed journal, reviewed by a team of experts from all over the world. The Journal welcomes submissions written in different varieties of world Englishes: our reviewers and editors come from a wide variety of cultural and academic backgrounds and no distinction is made between native […]
IJLLD Manuscript Review Process & Referee Selection
The manuscript review process is overviewed in an editorial article in Volume 8, Issue 1 (2020), “Ethical Publication at the Nexus of Law, Language and Discourse” (Robert J. Dickey, pages 5-24). That article is summarized here, and more details are provided. The Manuscript Review process (a.k.a. “Refereeing”) is an ever-evolving process… while journals pledge a certain uniform […]
IJLLD Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement
Publication and authorship Author’s responsibilities Peer review responsibility for the reviewers Editorial responsibilities The International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse (IJLLD) Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement is based on the guidelines from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Their Core Practices (replacing the old Code of Conduct) is available at http://publicationethics.org. IJLLD is dedicated to following the […]
International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse
ISSN 1839-8308 (online) Publisher Academic Journal Editing Enterprise Inc. White Hart Lane, Banawa Cebu City 6000 Philippines Frequency Biannual The International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse (IJLLD) is an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural peer-reviewed scholarly journal, integrating academic areas of law, linguistics, discourse analysis, psychology and sociology, presenting articles related to discussion of the […]
Call for Hard Cover Chapter Proposals
The Rapid Transitioning to Virtual Learning Environment in Saudi Arabia Editor: Paul Robertson & Abdulaziz Alfehaid Dear Colleague, Covid-19 pandemic has greatly influenced education. The rapid and forced transitioning from in-person classes to virtual classes has had contributed to the continuation of learning process positively and/or negatively especially at the tertiary education. Authors are kindly […]
Conference Call
On behalf of Prof. Abdulaziz Alfehaid, the Chair of the Organizing Committee, we are delighted to announce that the English Language Department at the Deanship of Preparatory Year and Supporting Studies, Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University, is going to host the Third/Fourth Asian EFL Journal’s International Conference on Research and Publication. The conference will include six keynote speakers and 50 concurrent […]
Comparative Study of Shariah & Western Legal Thought
“The Ethics of Law: A Comparative Study of Shariah and Western Legal Thought.” This journal aims to foster a deeper understanding of the ethical foundations that underpin two of the world’s most influential legal systems: Shariah and Western legal thought. We invite scholars from diverse backgrounds to submit original research papers that explore the ethical […]
New Innovations in English Language Teaching
ISSN (online) Publisher Frequency Biannual New Innovations in English Language Teaching (NIELT) recognize that our profession is rapidly changing in what we know from our ongoing research to the means of dissemination of that knowledge by the broader SLA research and teaching community. This is a very forward-looking journal where papers will probe the […]
