The role of English in enhancing international legal cooperation and reducing cultural barriers

Abstract

The article deals with the pivotal role of the English language in the legal field amidst globalization and dynamic international relations. It explores how English acts as a common medium, reducing cultural barriers and fostering cooperation among diverse legal systems. Used extensively in international courts, arbitration centers, and legal conferences, English enables effective communication in global trade, crime prevention, human rights, and environmental security. By providing a standardized language for legal interactions and education, English bridges linguistic gaps and promotes cohesion within the international legal community.