Approaching law in superdiverse, global societies: The challenges of and for legal translation in plural legal orders

‘Translation’, understood in a broad sense, has been defined as basic ingredient of globalisation and, more specifically, the current globalising processes law. This article reviews contributions that have explored interconnection translation and law various disciplines. Inspired by call for interdisciplinarity Legal Translation Studies an “outward turn” Studies, this will draw on theories legal pluralism which used conceptualisations to offer critical insights into challenges discipline professional practice superdiverse societies global era. The ultimate aim interdisciplinary round trip is contribute towards increased self-reflexivity re-imagining dominant practices line with growing commitment diversity institutional settings.