2014
DOI: 10.2979/indjglolegstu.21.1.1
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Regulatory Translations: Expertise and Affect in Global Legal Fields

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“…We approach translation as a nondeterministic act of meaning and value creation that accounts for the differences across different spatial contexts and for the need of conversions when transferring knowledge from one context to another (Türem and Ballestero 2014). The use of translation as an analytic resists binaries such as center/periphery, developed/developing, and global/local, and allows more hermeneutic complexity (Savcı 2021).…”
Section: Rethinking Institutionalization Of Sts In Turkeymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We approach translation as a nondeterministic act of meaning and value creation that accounts for the differences across different spatial contexts and for the need of conversions when transferring knowledge from one context to another (Türem and Ballestero 2014). The use of translation as an analytic resists binaries such as center/periphery, developed/developing, and global/local, and allows more hermeneutic complexity (Savcı 2021).…”
Section: Rethinking Institutionalization Of Sts In Turkeymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ultimately, the reference repository featured 70 records (see Table 1). 15 The results of the systematic literature review for legal technology and legal tech were solely based on an analysis limited to selected three databases of scientific sources (ProQuest, Ebsco, and JSTOR), to provide certainty in terms of the mode of their publication, review procedure, and methodological rigor (Conn et al, 2003). Disregarding 'grey literature' included in the Google Scholar database helped arrive at the reference repository composition reflecting the current state of the global body of research (Hempel et al, 2016).…”
Section: Bibliometric Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three appeared in the journal Judicature published by the Bolch Judicial Institute Duke Law School ([01], [06], [08]) and in The Florida Bar Journal [50], [52], [53]). Two each were published in Family Law Quarterly ([09], [10]), Legal Information Management ([02], [21]), Artificial Intelligence and Law ( [30], [31]), American Journal of Trial Advocacy ( [44], [46]), International Review of Law, Computers & Technology [35], [58]), University of Ottawa Press ( [60], [61]), and Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies ( [15], [63]). The remaining journals included one text each on a given topic: Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics [03], The Journal of Equipment Lease Financing [04], Future Internet [05], Technology Innovation Management Review [07], Iowa Law Review [11], International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care [14], Union of Jurists of Romanis Law Review [16], Systemic Practice and Action Research [18], Revista Direito GV [20], Northwestern University Law Review [22], Journal of Nursing Law [23], The Entrepreneurial Executive [24], Texas Law Review [26], Journal of Digital Asset Management [27], Information Systems Frontiers [28], Journal of Financial Service Professionals [29], Federal Communications Law Journal [33], International review of Law, Computers & Technology [35], IT Professional [36], International Financial Law Review [37], Daedalus [38], IEEE Transaction...…”
Section: Bibliometric Analysis Focused On the Selection Of The Journal Research Questions And Abstractmentioning
confidence: 99%
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