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Hobbs, Pamela. 2012. Not semantics but just results: The use of linguistic analysis in constitutional interpretation. Journal of Pragmatics 44 (6-7) : 815–828.

Haugh, Michael. 2007. The co-constitution of politeness implicature in conversation. Journal of Pragmatics 39 (1) : 84–110.

Ponzio, Augusto. 2006. Political ideology and the language of the European constitution. Semiotica 159 : 261–283.

Henkel, Jacqueline. 1984. Promises according to Searle: Some problems with constitutive rules. Papers from the Mid-America Linguistics Conference 1983 : 181–194.

Kreckel, Marga. 1981. Where do constitutive rules for speech acts come from? Language & Communication 1 (1) : 73–88.

Kasher, Asa. 1975. Pragmatic representations and language-games: Beyond intensions and extensions. In Hintikka, Jaakko, ed. Rudolf Carnap, logical empiricist: Materials and perspectives. Reidel. pp. 271–292.

Boër, Steven E. 1974. Speech acts and constitutive rules. The Journal of Philosophy 71 : 169–174.

Ransdell, Joseph M. 1971. Constitutive rules and speech-act analysis. The Journal of Philosophy 68 (13) : 385–400.