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Volume 29, Issue 1

March 2016

Special Issues: (Re)Imagining Law: Marginalised Bodies/Indigenous Spaces

Issue Editors:

Ben Hightower,
Kirsten Anker

14 articles in this issue

(Re)Imagining Law: Marginalised Bodies/Indigenous Spaces
Ben Hightower
Kirsten Anker
EditorialNotes 28 December 2015 Pages: 1 - 8
Negotiating Durable Solutions for Refugees: A Critical Space for Semiotic Analysis
Georgia Cole
OriginalPaper 29 May 2015 Pages: 9 - 27
Exploring the Sources of Authority Over the Word Meaning in Transgender Jurisprudence
Kimberly Wei Yi Tao
OriginalPaper 18 June 2015 Pages: 29 - 44
Reinforcing or Challenging Stigma? The Risks and Benefits of ‘Dignity Talk’ in Sex Work Discourse
Stewart Cunningham
OriginalPaper 29 June 2015 Pages: 45 - 65
Displacing Marginalized Bodies: How Human Rights Discourses Function in the Law and in Communities
Katrina M. Powell
Jenny Dick-Mosher
Pamela B. Teaster
OriginalPaper 19 August 2015 Pages: 67 - 85
Imagining New Social Legal Futures: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Pre-Law Students’ Experiences with Discourse Communities of Legal Practice
Courtney Hanny
OriginalPaper 21 September 2015 Pages: 87 - 120
“The Right to Self-determination”: Right and Laws Between Means of Oppression and Means of Liberation in the Discourse of the Indigenous Movement of Ecuador
Philipp Altmann
OriginalPaper 28 February 2015 Pages: 121 - 134
Le droit collectif de propriété sur les territoires ancestraux: un collectif abstrait; des entités intermédiaires effacées
Doris Farget
OriginalPaper 08 April 2015 Pages: 135 - 158
“Oral Tradition” as Legal Fiction: The Challenge of Dechen Ts’edilhtan in Tsilhqot’in Nation v. British Columbia
Lorraine Weir
OriginalPaper 28 March 2015 Pages: 159 - 189
(Re)mapping Terra Nullius: Hindmarsh, Wik and Native Title Legislation in Australia
Jillian Kramer
OriginalPaper 13 May 2015 Pages: 191 - 212
Contemporary Indigenous Art, Resistance and Imaging the Processes of Legal Subjection
Oliver Watts
OriginalPaper 24 February 2016 Pages: 213 - 235
Robert P. Burns: Kafka’s Law: The Trial and American Criminal Justice
Daniel Matthews
Book Review 28 August 2015 Pages: 237 - 241
Marcel Danesi: Signs of Crime: Introducing Forensic Semiotics
Christopher Hutton
Book Review 29 September 2015 Pages: 243 - 246
Recent Publications Issue 29-1
Janny H. C. Leung
BookReview 06 October 2015 Pages: 247 - 249