Guidelines for collaborative legal/administrative terminology work

Elena Chiocchetti · Barbara Heinisch · Georg Löckinger · Vesna Lušicky · Natascia Ralli · Isabella Stanizzi +1 more

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linguistics and terminology studies Translation Studies and Practices Legal Language and Interpretation

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The Guidelines give a clear picture over current workflows for multilingual terminology work in the legal and administrative domain, with a specific focus on all the peculiarities of terminology elaboration in a domain that is of paramount importance for international cooperation. The book explains the methodology applied, each step of the workflow and the professional figures involved. A short overview over the tools and a useful "fist aid kit" as well as precious legal information for cooperation and exchange of terminology complete the picture.

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