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INTERCULTURAL MEDIATION IN LEGAL ENGLISH EDUCATION: DEVELOPING FUTURE LAWYERS' COMMUNICATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN A MULTILINGUAL WORLD
The growing mobility of people, international cooperation, digital communication and cross-border legal relations have increased the importance of intercultural mediation in professional communication. For future lawyers, the ability t
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