International Bibliography of Language and Law (IBLL)

The IBLL offers you bibliographic references to currently (v1.1 beta, Dec 2020) almost 4000 relevant publications on international language and law research. The focus of the bibliography is on contributions that explore the constitutive relationship between language and law; it is constantly being expanded. For future versions an extended search and a rough thematic indexing of all bibliographic entries is planned. If you miss important titles or want to add your own publications to the database, please contact us. The use is free of charge. Information at: https://legal-linguistics.net/bibliography

How to cite: International Bibliography of Language and Law (2020-), edited by Sources of Language and Law (SOULL) / Friedemann Vogel, University of Siegen. Online available at https://legal-linguistics.net/bibliography [Date of last access].